Lisa Jackson and EPA Regulations
Lisa Jackson
Lisa Jackson served as the first African American EPA Administrator, issuing a crucial endangerment finding that classified greenhouse gases as a threat to public health. She established aggressive fuel-economy standards for automobiles and strengthened air quality regulations, spearheading the administration's early environmental protection agenda.
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- Lisa P. Jackson - Wikipedia
- Biography of Lisa P. Jackson
- Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, 2009-2013
- Chronology of EPA Administrators
- Lisa P. Jackson
- The Honorable Lisa Jackson’s Biography
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- Lisa Jackson, Head of Apple’s Environment, Policy & Social Initiatives, and Former EPA Administrator, to Receive Prestigious Environmental Achievement Award
- LISA JACKSON -- BIOGRAPHY
- TESTIMONY OF LISA P. JACKSON, ADMINISTRATOR, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
- Statement of Lisa P. Jackson Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Legislative Hearing on Use of Dispersants in BP Oil Spill
- Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, Statement to the Senate Committee on Environmental and Public Works Regarding the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico, As Prepared
- Vitter Releases New Richard Windsor Email Findings
- Members Question Use of Secret Email Accounts by Top Obama Administration Officials
- Release 4 - HQ-FOI-01268-12
- Smith: EPA IG Highlights Agency Fraught With Problems
- EPA IG audits administrator’s private e-mail account
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