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Jordan McNamara
Staff Attorney

Center for Climate Integrity

Jordan McNamara (he/him) is a Staff Attorney at the Center for Climate Integrity.

Prior to joining CCI, he served as the Executive Director and Board Chair of the Colorado Name Change Project, where he worked to provide direct legal and financial resources to Transgender and Nonbinary Coloradans seeking to update their names and gender markers. Jordan received the Stonewall Award from the American Bar Association and was named one of the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association’s “40 Best LGBTQ+ Lawyers Under 40” for his work advancing LGBTQ+ rights and causes in the legal profession.

He received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from Ball State University and became the first out transgender student to earn a J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School.

Jordan is based in Denver, where he enjoys fly fishing, off-roading, and spending time with his husband and their three dogs: Hamilton, Huxley, and Lady Bird.

SESSIONS

Big Oil's Failed and False Solutions

Big Oil knew single-use plastics would overwhelm the planet, just as they knew fossil fuels would drive climate change. However, while they denied the climate crisis outright, the plastic waste crisis was undeniable and required a different approach: selling recycling as a false solution. Today, the industry is using the same playbook to promote “clean” natural gas, carbon capture, and “advanced recycling” — strategies that do little to address the crises they created, while sustaining fossil fuel dependence. Petrochemical companies don’t need these efforts to be effective, they only need for the public to believe that they are. This presentation exposes Big Oil's deceptive marketing campaigns, past and present, and underscores the urgent need for accountability.