An Interview With the Sierra Club's Michael Brune

Michael Brune, a 39-year-old former Greenpeace campaigner, became executive director of the Sierra Club earlier this year — a platform he intends to use to promote clean energy, bash coal and push the government to act on climate change. Brune got drawn to environmental work after growing up in New Jersey, where he got rashes from swimming in chemical-tainted waters but saw local groups rally to fight the pollution. Before joining the Sierra Club, he served as executive director of the Rainforest Action Network, where one of his campaigns involved infiltrating Home Depot's intercom system to warn shoppers not to ...

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