Andrea Goetz

Andrea Goetz is an innovative environmental and natural resources law professional and advocate for social and environmental justice. She is experienced in environmental activism at the local level, focusing on reducing greenhouse gases, improving air quality, and strengthening community control over pesticide usage.

Andrea has in-depth knowledge of environmental and natural resource laws, gained through her work in the private and public sectors. She excels in communicating with decision-makers, collaborating with stakeholders, and resolving disputes effectively.

With a background in environmental and natural resources law as a litigator, negotiator, and adviser for state and federal environmental agencies, Andrea advocates for social and environmental justice to support communities impacted by air pollution and lead exposure.

She has a strong educational foundation, holding a JD in Environmental Law from the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law, along with dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Environmental Science from the same institution.

Andrea has been involved in various organizations, including serving as an Adjunct Professor at Texas A&M University School of Law and the University of Tulsa College of Law. She has also held positions at the US Environmental Protection Agency, the State of Colorado Department of Law, the University of Denver, the University of Bologna International Center for Civic Engagement, Beyond Pesticides, and the United States Department of the Interior.