Carolyn Raffensperger

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Occupationauthor, lawyer, environmentalist
LanguageEnglish
NationalityAmerican
Carolyn Raffensperger
Occupationauthor, lawyer, environmentalist
LanguageEnglish
NationalityAmerican
Alma materWheaton College
Northwestern University
SpouseFred Kirschenmann (died 2025)

Carolyn E. Raffensperger is an environmental lawyer and the executive director of the Science & Environmental Health Network, as well as being a leading expert on the Precautionary Principle. She has authored a number of papers and publications, as well as being featured in a number of notable magazines.[1] Raffensperger was also a state field representative for the Sierra Club.[2]

Raffensperger was raised in Chicago and is the daughter of John G. Raffensperger, a paediatric surgeon.[3] After gaining an interest in archaeology while at college, she went on to study a bachelor's degree at Wheaton College, before then completing her master's degree at Northwestern University. She then worked in Dolores, Colorado, studying artifacts from the Anasazi people.[4] She went on to work for the Sierra Club. She was married to American agriculturist Fred Kirschenmann.

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