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Elizabeth Gray

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Audubon, CNN, Medium, The Hill, Royal Society of Chemistry, us.blastingnews.com, Hyperallergic, Law360, Lexology, The Student Room, Mondaq and
CEO @audubonsociety. Global conservationist, published scientist, executive coach, birder, globetrotter.
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AI Regulatory Gaps May Fuel FCA Enforcement Action

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By Reema Shah, Elizabeth Gray, Amanda Santella
| Law360
By Amanda Santella, Reema Shah and Elizabeth Gray ( May 19, 2026, 3:01 PM EDT) -- Artificial intelligence is reshaping how businesses operate — and how the government enforces the law. The Trump administration has made AI a centerpiece of its policy agenda, culminating in March with President Donald Trump's groundbreaking National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence.[1] ... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
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Landscapes That Define Us

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By Elizabeth Gray
| Audubon
Not long ago, I was back at Harvard, speaking with students about careers in climate and conservation. After the event, many of them came up to me, full of ideas, asking for advice, taking my card, promising to follow up. And, to my delight, they did. As we talked, I could see my old dorm in the distance. It reminded me how much my life has been shaped by a few defining places. Some I passed through. Others are where a profound change took shape.
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The Powerful Act of Noticing

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By Elizabeth Gray
| Audubon
Years ago, I hiked to the top of a mountain in Hawai‘i to see a bird most people will never encounter. The ‘Akiapōlā‘au, a Hawaiian honeycreeper with a brilliant yellow belly and a long-curved beak, had once been more widespread. But disease and habitat loss had driven it higher and higher into the last remaining pockets of native forest. I remember the quiet of that place, broken only by a single warbling call in the tree overhead.
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