Lee Lane previously served as executive director of the Climate Policy Center, a policy research organization that analyzes climate policy and promotes economically efficient policy responses to the challenge of climate change. Mr. Lane is also the author of Strategic Options for Bush Administration Climate Policy (AEI Press, 2006). At AEI, he is researching the economic and political issues raised by geoengineering, that is, climate engineering technologies which may counteract global warming, thus allowing time to develop more efficient technology for reducing emissions.

-Consultant, CRA International, Energy and Environment Practice, 2007-present

-Executive director, Climate Policy Center, 2000-2006

-Vice president, Research, CSX Corporation, 1999-2000

-President, Policy Services Inc., 1994-1998

-Vice president, policy, Association of American Railroads, 1991-1994

-Executive director, Intermodal Policy Association of American Railroads, 1983-1991

Education

B.A., European History, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Articles and Short Publications

Political Institutions and Greenhouse Gas Controls A New Direction for Bush Administration Climate Policy

Books

Strategic Options for Bush Administration Climate Policy

Events

Geoengineering: A Revolutionary Approach to Climate Change

Speaking Engagements

Geoengineering as an Approach to Climate Change Technology Institutions and Climate