politico.com - 12/15/2008
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Lisa Jackson, who President-elect Barack Obama named Monday evening to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, is already being hailed as a historic choice. The former head of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and transition team member would be the first African-American ...
huffingtonpost.com - 12/17/2008
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Lisa Jackson, who President-elect Barack Obama is expected
to name Monday evening to lead the Environmental Protection...
Agency, is already being hailed as a historic choice. The former head of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and ...
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Lisa Jackson, EPA Chief Pick, Has A Record That Raises ...
google.com - 12/12/2008
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1 day ago WASHINGTON (AP) Lisa Jackson is
in line to become the first African-American to lead...
the Environmental Protection Agency. President-elect Barack Obama intends to announce Jackson as EPA administrator in the coming weeks, barring unforeseen ...
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The Associated Press: Lisa Jackson in line to be first ...
blogs.tnr.com - 12/11/2008
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Barack Obama has reportedly tapped Lisa Jackson to
be his new EPA head. Jackson was previously working...
in New Jersey as commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. There, she earned raves from Governor Jon Corzine, who recently told ...
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Weeding Through The Controversy Over Obama's EPA Pick
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By Guest author This article by reporter Joaquin Sapien is republished courtesy of ProPublica.org. The story was also co-published with Politico. ----- Lisa Jackson, who President-elect Barack Obama is expected to name Monday evening to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, is already being hailed as a historic choice. The former head of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and transition team member would be the first African-American EPA chief, and supporters have praised her work ethic, approachability, ...
Likely EPA pick hit for Jersey record
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Likely EPA Pick Hit for Jersey Record This story was co-published with Politico. Lisa P. Jackson testifies before New Jersey's Senate Judiciary Committee on Feb. 6, 2006. (Mel Evans/AP Photo) Lisa Jackson, who President-elect Barack Obama is expected to name Monday evening to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, is already being hailed as a historic choice. The former head of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and transition team member would be the first African-American EPA chief, and supporters have praised her work ethic, approachability and ...
Obama Confirms Green Team
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... that critics are not too pleased about another nomination –Lisa Jackson. The online newspaper cited Politico , which reported that critics say Jackson has been “too close to industry, withheld information from the public – and fallen well short of the pledge she made when taking office in February 2006 to fix the state’s beleaguered toxic waste program.”
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