Lolly Lim studies the impact of policies and advances solutions to actualize equitable climate investments. Lolly’s previous work has been rooted in understanding the impacts of climate change on under-resourced communities and uplifting solutions. She has worked at the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation where she managed research on the impacts of extreme heat and advanced solutions towards protective policies. She has supported the development of climate change adaptation plans at the local and regional scales in Los Angeles. She also has experience evaluating energy efficiency and renewable energy programs across North America. Lolly holds a master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning from UCLA and an Sc.B. in Geology-Biology from Brown University.