Andy Mannle is a writer, editor, journalist, and teacher. He was educated in California and Cairo, holds a bachelor's degree in History from UC San Diego, and an MFA in Writing from Columbia University. He has lived and worked in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, and been a consultant for non-profits, educational organizations, and corporate clients.
Andy is the founding editor of Arcwire.org, a site dedicated to sustainable policy, innovations, and solutions. He also serves as strategic communications consultant for a variety of green businesses, media outlets, and environmental organizations. He is a program director and outreach coordinator for West Coast Green 2008, a board member for Ethos Green Energy Asset Finance, and co-founder of the Green Talk Show.
His essay, “Why the Wall Street Meltdown is a Tragedy of the Commons,” was recently published by SolveClimate.org.