"Law school, for me, was not about becoming a lawyer per se but about enhancing my effectiveness as an advocate for the causes I am most passionate about," says Tarah Heinzen, legal director of Food and Water Watch.
February 23, 2024 at 10:00 AM
7 minute read
This interview was conducted by Matthew Karmel of Offit Kurman, and is a part of a series of interviews in partnership with the Planetary Lawyer Project about attorneys working on climate-related issues.
This profile features Tarah Heinzen, the legal director of Food and Water Watch. Heinzen and Food and Water Watch work directly on climate-related issues, as well as the intersection of climate change and factory farming.
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Tarah Heinzen of Food and Water Watch. Courtesy photo
