Joel Schwartz
Joel Schwartz is a Senior Fellow in the Environment Program at Reason Foundation. Before joining Reason, Joel was the Executive Ofï¬cer of the California Inspection and Main-tenance Review Committee, the state agency charged with evaluating California's Smog Check program and advising the legislature and governor on Smog Check policy. Joel previously worked as a Senior Policy Analyst with the Legislative Analyst's Ofï¬ce in Sacramento, con-sulted for the RAND Corporation and the South Coast Air Quality Management District, and served as the ï¬rst Staff Scientist at the Coalition for Clean Air, in Los Angeles. Joel earned a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Cornell Uni-versity and a Master of Science in Planetary Science from the California Institute of Technology. He lives in Sacra-mento, California.
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Burying Evidence
The Union of Concerned Scientists' unscientific claims about air pollution and health
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Let’s Pretend
Faulty smart growth survey is misleading
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Smog Hits Record Low in 2004
Lowest ozone smog levels since measurements began
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False Claim That Global Warming Will Increase Smog Levels
Deceptive studies harm science's credibility
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More Highways, Less Pollution
New report ignores positive trends
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Toxic Activism
Air pollution has been solved as a long-term problem
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EPA’s Make Work Project
Unleashing a new layer of Clean Air bureaucracy
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State of the Scare, Once Again
American Lung Association report distorts
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More Highways, More Pollution?
Air pollution decreases even as we drive more
