|
Environmental Protection Agency
-- New Source Review
Environmental Protection Agency -- New Source Review (Updated
November 2001)
Congress has directed the Academy to conduct an independent
evaluation of EPA's New Source Review (NSR) and Prevention
of Significant Deterioration (PSD) programs under the Clean
Air Act and to publish a report of its findings and recommendations.
Congress further specified that the Academy's study should
examine the following areas:
1) Evolution of EPA's NSR and PSD regulations,
guidance and interpretation of those regulations, and implementation
of the two programs;
2) Respective roles of the states and EPA in implementing
the NSR and PSD programs;
3) Evolution of EPA's policies and strategies on enforcement
of NSR and PSD; and
4) Impacts of the current administration of the NSR and PSD
programs on:
a) Industrial competitiveness,
b) Capital investment,
c) Technological innovation,
d) Pollution prevention, and
e) Environmental quality.
In its report, the Academy is also expected
to provide recommendations to Congress and EPA about how to
manage better or reform the NSR and PSD programs.
Center for the Economy and the Environment
Suellen Keiner
Ongoing
* Donald Kettl
(Chair) -- Professor of Public Affairs and Political Science,
and former Director, Robert M. La Follette School of Public
Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Former Associate
Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow in the Vanderbilt
Institute for Public Policy Studies, Vanderbilt University.
University of Virginia: Assistant Professor of Government;
Associate Professor of Government.
* Peter Harkness
-- Editor and Publisher, Governing Magazine. Former
positions with Congressional Quarterly, Inc. including: Reporter,
CQ Weekly Report; Managing Editor, CQ Weekly Report, Executive
Editor and Deputy Publisher (all Congressional Quarterly publications
and services).
Lisa Heinzerling
-- Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center.
Former law professor at Yale and Harvard Law Schools; Assistant
Attorney General, Environmental Protection Division, Commonwealth
of Massachusetts; law clerk, Justice William Brennan, U.S.
Supreme Court; law clerk, Judge Richard Posner, U.S. Court
of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.
* DeWitt John
-- Director of Environmental Studies, Bowdoin College, Brunswick,
Maine. Former Director of the Center for the Economy and the
Environment, National Academy of Public Administration; Director,
State Policy Program, Aspen Institute; Policy Studies Director
for the Economy, Trade, and Agriculture, National Governors
Association; Director, Governor's Policy Office, State of
Colorado.
* Howard M. Messner
-- Senior Advisor and former Executive Vice President
and Chief Operating Officer, American Consulting Engineers
Council. Former Assistant Administrator for Administration
and Resources Management, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency;
Comptroller, U.S. Department of Energy; Assistant Director
for Management Improvement and Evaluation, U.S. Office of
Management and Budget.
* Robert Terrell
-- City Manager, City of Fort Worth, Texas. Former positions
in Fort Worth, Texas: Assistant City Manager; Assistant to
the City Manager; Budget Analyst, Research and Budget Department.
Former Executive Director, Fort Worth Economic Development
Corporation; Executive Director and Assistant Director, Turner
House, Inc.
Christophe Tulou
-- Executive Director, Pew Oceans Commission. Former Deputy
Director for Intergovernmental Liaison at the Environmental
Commissioners of the States (ECOS), Secretary of the Delaware
Department of Environment and Natural Resources, and former
staff director for the Economic Stability Subcommittee of
the House Banking Committee in Congress.
* Alfred M. Zuck
-- Distinguished Adjunct Professor in Residence, American
University. Former Executive Director, National Association
of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration; Associate
Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency; Assistant
Secretary of Administration, U.S. Department of Labor; Director
of Federal Programs, President's Council on Youth Opportunity.
* Academy Fellow
For more information on these meetings,
please contact Charlene Walsh at cwalsh@napawash.org
Meeting 1:
November 14, 2001
Meeting 2: January 11,
2002
Meeting 3: May 3, 2002
Meeting 4: August 23, 2002.(Posted
7.9/2002) (closed)
|
