Gretchen Goldman

[10] During the first Trump administration, she warned of the potential chilling effects on science due to the removal of scientific information from government websites.

There she focused on issues including climate equity, air quality, indigenous knowledge, environmental justice, and scientific integrity.

[2][13][14] Goldman has also served as an expert on the Public Health Rulemaking of the California Department of Conservation's Geologic Energy Management Division.

In an attempt to raise awareness for the struggles faced by mothers working from home, Goldman posted what became a viral tweet that brought attention to the cause.

[5] She has been quoted and featured in many news outlets including The Washington Post, The New York Times, Science, Nature, CNN, BBC, and NPR.