Daniel Krupa

Daniel Krupa is a joint degree student between Yale School of the Environment and Pace Law School. His work lies at the intersection of environmental law, urban planning, and environmental justice to understand how to transform urban areas to become more environmentally and socially resilient. At YCEJ, he is drafting a case study on actions that have impacted Bridgeport residents to outline the complex regulatory processes that impact the community. The case study will serve as a resource to promote transparency and capacity-building to educate residents on pathways to increase local participation in land use siting decisions. Prior to graduate school, Daniel interned at the Environmental Protection Clinic, New York Office of the Attorney General, and Riverkeeper, working on matters dealing with superfund sites and corporate greenwashing.