Graham Diedrich is an environmental policy researcher and M. S. With a focus on environmental policy and climate change, Graham's work revolves around sustainable resource governance, environmental justice, and clean energy systems.

His current projects include examining the compatibility between forest property tax systems and voluntary carbon markets, exploring the role of local government in advancing environmental justice, and researching sustainable development in the Great Lakes region. Graham holds a B. A.

He is currently working as a graduate researcher at the MSU Forest Carbon and Climate Program, as well as the MSU Writing Center. Additionally, he has held a fellowship position at the University of Michigan Graham Sustainability Institute. Through community-centered approaches, Graham is committed to advancing environmental policy and contributing meaningfully to creating a more sustainable and equitable future.

His interests include resource governance, environmental justice, and clean energy systems