Shravya Jain-Conti is a senior manager at Climate Nexus, where she works on communications and press strategies related to climate science, environmental justice, and international policy. She previously worked as a journalist in India and also briefly interned with SELCO Solar, a pioneering off-grid solar company, where she got a chance to visit villages in South India and see the transformational power of solar energy.
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