Energy Policy and Land Use: Sarah Montalbano on Renewables, Natural Resources, and Health Tips
She also serves as a Senior Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum Center for Energy and Conservation and contributes to Young Voices as a StateBeat fellow. Before joining the Center of the American Experiment, Sarah was the Policy Manager at the Alaska Policy Forum, where she tackled important topics like energy, education, healthcare, and state fiscal matters. She also worked extensively on public land issues, particularly in the Tongass National Forest, where her research on logging management gained recognition in *The Wall Street Journal*. Her writings have been featured in numerous publications, including *National Review*, *The Washington Examiner*, *RealClearEnergy*, and C3 Solutions, among others. Growing up in Wasilla, Alaska, Sarah’s connection to the land and its resources has driven her passion for effective policy. She graduated from Montana State University with a degree in computer science, and minors in economics and data science, giving her a strong foundation to approach the complex issues of energy and the environment. Sarah’s perspective offers valuable insights into the future of land use and natural resource management. In addition to Sarah’s discussion, Dr. Jake Schmitz provides a practical tip on living a healthier lifestyle. With his focus on natural health and wellness, Dr. Schmitz encourages viewers to take simple steps toward better health. This episode delivers an engaging conversation on important topics that affect our energy future and personal well-being. Don’t miss this informative and thought-provoking discussion on *Open Range*.
