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Expert Profile
Mr. David Schnare
Senior Fellow - Energy and the Environment
Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy
David Schnare is the senior fellow for energy and the environment for the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy. He is an attorney and scientist with 32 years of federal and private-sector experience consulting on and litigating local, state, federal, and international environmental legislative, regulatory, risk management, and free-market environmentalism issues. Formerly the nation’s chief regulatory analyst for small business (Office of Small Business Advocacy), Schnare has experience on Congressional staff, as a trial lawyer with the Department of Justice and the Office of the Virginia Attorney General, as senior enforcement counsel at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and as an appellate attorney for private clients.
WHAT'S NEWJames M. Taylor - September 08, 2010
Los Angeles is naming an environmental high school high school after Al Gore. Fittingly, the high school is being built on contaminated soil.The Carson-Gore ... (read more)
September 06, 2010
Coal-fired power plants are emitting substantially fewer smog-forming particles than was the case just two years ago, according to the U.S. Environmental ... (read more)
September 06, 2010
Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) has filed a request to increase the price of power the utility charges its customers in Eastern Montana. MDU President Dave ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - September 05, 2010
Environmental extremist took an ugly turn Aug. 1 when activist James Lee, armed with two guns and several bombs stormed the Discovery Channel headquarters ... (read more)
Cheryl K. Chumley - September 05, 2010
Jon Tester and Max Baucus, Democratic Senators representing Montana, are fighting an August 5 federal court decision that restored gray wolves to the U.S. ... (read more)
Jay Lehr - September 05, 2010
Pebble bed nuclear reactors are still in the development phase and have yet to be placed into operation in any nation, but these reactors promise to eliminate ... (read more)
Jay Lehr - September 04, 2010
Review of Power Hungry: The Myths of “Green” Energy and the Real Fuels of the Future, by Robert Bryce (Public Affairs, 2010), 416 pages, ISBN-13: ... (read more)
Thomas Cheplick - September 04, 2010
The State of California is accusing two persons associated with the Tung Tai electronics and metal recycling company of submitting fraudulent reimbursement ... (read more)
Bonner R. Cohen - September 04, 2010
Michigan, a state whose economy was driven for more than a century by its once-mighty automobile industry, now has chance to reinvent itself and become ... (read more)
Krystle Russin - September 04, 2010
The federal government is eliminating open competition for certain species of West Coast fish and will instead allocate shares individually to fish harvesters, ... (read more)
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