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Monet Paredes

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Monet Paredes

Program Assistant, Climate and Sustainability, Environmental Finance Center

paredesm@umd.edu (301) 405-4133

Room 2210, Anacostia Building

Monet (she/her) has worked with communities across the northeast to combat housing insecurity, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, implement clean transportation and promote overall, sustainable and equitable community development. She joined EFC in 2024 to grow the Climate and Sustainability team, providing technical assistance to local communities looking to implement local mitigation, adaptation and resilience initiatives. Prior to EFC, Monet worked as a fellow at Sustainable CT to assist municipal involvement in the certification process. She hopes to use experience to help support the growing Sustainable Maryland program. Monet graduated from the University of Connecticut with a B.A. in Political Science and Environmental Studies where she was heavily involved in the University’s ongoing transition to zero carbon. She is hoping to eventually pursue a Master’s degree to continue her education. In her free time, Monet enjoys exploring Washington D.C., creating art, cheering on her favorite sports teams and watching documentaries.

Research Interests:
  • Community resilience
  • Clean energy
  • Sustainable development
  • Content development
  • Strategic communications

Department Information

  • Environmental Finance Center
  • Faculty
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