Earthjustice Opens Applications for Summer 2026 International Science Internship (Stipend $27.39)

Earthjustice is accepting applications for its paid Summer 2026 International Science Internship, offering graduate students remote or hybrid work on environmental law, climate, and clean energy research.

Feb 6, 2026 - 05:26
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Earthjustice Opens Applications for Summer 2026 International Science Internship (Stipend $27.39)
Earthjustice Opens Applications for Summer 2026 International Science Internship (Stipend $27.39)

Earthjustice has announced applications for its Summer 2026 Science Internship under the International Program, offering graduate students a paid opportunity to contribute to environmental protection, climate action, and public health through science-based legal work. The internship is open to candidates based in the United States and can be completed remotely or through a hybrid arrangement from Earthjustice’s San Francisco office.

About Earthjustice and the International Program

Earthjustice is the United States’ leading environmental law organisation, working to protect people’s health, preserve wildlife and natural places, advance clean energy, and confront climate change. Through its International Program, Earthjustice partners with legal organisations across Latin America, Africa, Australia, and Indonesia to strengthen environmental and public health protections at national and international levels.

About the Internship

The Summer 2026 Science Intern will work closely with Earthjustice staff scientists to support legal challenges to fossil fuel projects and advance the clean energy transition. The role focuses on applying scientific and technical research to real-world legal and policy efforts.

The internship runs for 10 weeks, with a full-time commitment of 37.5 hours per week, and offers flexibility for remote work within the United States or a hybrid schedule in San Francisco, California.

Key Responsibilities

Under the supervision of a Staff Scientist, the intern will:

  • Conduct research for litigation, administrative comments, appeals, and campaign materials

  • Prepare in-depth research memos on emerging scientific, technical, economic, or policy issues related to energy and climate

  • Support science-based analysis used in environmental advocacy and legal proceedings

Who Can Apply

This opportunity is open to:

  • Graduate students in environmental science or a related field

  • Candidates enrolled during Spring 2026 and continuing their studies through Fall 2026

  • Applicants with strong research, writing, and data analysis skills

Candidates should demonstrate a clear commitment to environmental justice, inclusion, partnership, and excellence.

Compensation and Work Details

  • Hourly rate: $27.39 (taxable income)

  • Location: Remote within the U.S. or hybrid from San Francisco, CA

  • Duration: 10 weeks (Summer 2026)

  • Work schedule: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week

How to Apply

Interested candidates must apply through Earthjustice’s official application platform.

Applications should include:

  • Resume

  • One-page cover letter explaining interest, availability, and work location preference

  • Proof of academic enrollment

  • Writing sample (up to 10 pages)

  • Application deadline: February 18, 2026 (5:00 PM PT)

  • Applications will be reviewed starting February 19, with offers extended by March 27, 2026.

Earthjustice is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to building an inclusive and diverse workplace.

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