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5 <br /> Page 1 of 2 Wilson Greene <br /> Volunteer Application <br /> Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions <br /> Name: Mr. Wilson Greene <br /> Name Called: <br /> Home Address: 315 Bolin Forest Dr. <br /> Carrboro NC 27510 <br /> Phone: 2523398218 <br /> Email: wgreene4@gmail.com <br /> Year of OC Residence: 2011 <br /> Township of Residence: <br /> Zone of Residence: <br /> Gender Identity: Male <br /> Ethnic Background: White <br /> Age Range: 18-34 <br /> Community Activities/Organizational Memberships: <br /> Active in Carrboro artistic community but, otherwise, no formal membership in any local <br /> community organization. <br /> Past Service on Orange County Advisory Boards: <br /> N/A <br /> Boards/Commissions applied for: <br /> Commission for the Environment <br /> Background, education and experience relevant to this board: <br /> I am a licensed attorney and a ten-year resident of Orange County. I currently work for the NC <br /> Office of State Budget and Management s Disaster Recovery Team where I assist North <br /> Carolinians suffering from the effects of climate change and climate disasters throughout the <br /> state. In doing so, I have gained extensive experience in advising the officea€TMs General <br /> Counsel and staff on environmental statutory and regulatory compliance in leading state <br /> recovery and resiliency efforts. By regularly conducting legal research for OSBM, I have played a <br /> key role in directing and writing the officea€TMs policies and have learned the importance of <br /> working as an advisor to an organization tasked with navigating the world of environmental law <br /> and policy. <br /> Before working with OSBM, I was an attorney with Legal Aid of NC where, among other things, I <br /> was involved in the organization s broader impact-work, investigating state violations of <br /> environmental regulations and assisting with community resiliency efforts. In law school, I took <br /> courses in environmental and planning law, earning the highest grade in my Environmental <br /> Justice course and writing my law school capstone paper on how BIPOC and low-wealth <br /> communities in NC have been disproportionately affected by climate change and climate <br /> disasters. <br /> Ultimately, I have a grasp on the environmental issues facing our state and facing our <br /> community. While I still have much to learn in my young career, I equally feel that my dedication <br /> to this type of work and subject matter would enable me to be a valuable addition to the county s <br /> Commission for the Environment. <br />