Lisa P. Jackson is the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. She was nominated by President Obama in December 2008 and sworn in on January 26, 2009. She is the first African American to head the EPA.
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Lisa P. Jackson Just visited Edmonston, MD, where the Recovery Act is helping turn the main street into an environmentally responsible Green Street. Creative green planning will cut water pollution and energy use, promote biking and walking, and create jobs in the community.
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Lisa P. Jackson Thank you to stakeholders who joined me and Sec. Sebelius at the White House to discuss public health and clean energy. Creating jobs and halting climate change with clean energy also prevents harmful pollution. That means health care savings and fewer tragic cases of asthma, cancer and diseases linked to pollution. Le...t's make sure our health is part of the conversation we’re having right now on energy reform.
Lisa P. Jackson What a day! Just wrapped up a speech at Tulane. Also, saw great opportunities for green development and infrastructure for New Orleans in the Lower 9th Ward and my native Pontchartrain Park. The aftermath of Katrina presents an amazing chance to rebuild and restore. I have such hope for this great city. And, by the way, Go Saints!
Lisa P. Jackson We just posted a slideshow of images from Day 1 in New Orleans. Photos from the Brownfields2009 Conference, a meeting with local stakeholders, and a helicopter tour coastal wetlands. Take a look!
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On the first day of her visit to her childhood hometown, Administrator Lisa P. Jackson kept a busy schedule. She spoke to the Brownfields2009 Conference, met with community members and environmental stakeholders, and took a helicopter tour of the area. ...
Lisa P. Jackson Yesterday's speech from the Brownfields2009 Conference in New Orleans is now up on my site.
Administrator Jackson Speaks to the Brownfields2009 Conference on Her First Official Trip to New Orl
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On Tuesday, November 17, Administrator Jackson spoke to the Brownfields2009 Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. The conference was one stop on Administrator Jackson’s first official visit to her former home city since becoming Administrator of the EPA. ...
Lisa P. Jackson Today and tomorrow I'm in New Orleans for my official first trip home as EPA Administrator. I'll be visiting lots of places and meeting with lots of people -- and posting updates on my homepage http://www.epa.gov/lisa. Stay tuned for the latest from NOLA!
Lisa P. Jackson Thank you to all the young women at D'Evelyn High in Denver! A great day, a great conversation, and lots of great ideas for going green.
Lisa P. Jackson Heading to Denver today with First Lady Michelle Obama, Secretary Sebelius, Secretary Solis and other women leaders to speak with local students. It’s always inspiring to sit down with tomorrow’s leaders and talk about our future.
Lisa P. Jackson To the brave men and women who have worn the uniform and courageously defended this country in times past and present, let me just say on this day, thank you.
Lisa P. Jackson Congratulations to Energy Star on 1 million Energy Star homes in America. 1 million American families now have the chance to save money and keep harmful pollution out of the air -- great news for anyone who wants to cut costs and protect our planet.
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Lisa P. Jackson Sens. Kerry, Graham and Lieberman gave us an excellent reminder yesterday that energy independence and clean energy jobs are bipartisan issues. As Sen. Graham said, "I think most Americans -- Republicans, Independents or Democrats -- really feel uncomfortable with the fact that our nation sends a billion dollars a day overseas to buy foreign oil."
www.c-span.org
Lisa P. Jackson Friday October 30th is National Weatherization Day! Recovery Act weatherization projects across America are creating good jobs, helping families save money when they need it most, and reducing air pollution while we grow our green economy. Let us know your ideas for making American homes greener and energy efficient.
www.whitehouse.gov
The Vice President and the Middle Class Task Force release the Recovery through Retrofit Report, which builds on the foundation laid out in the Recovery Act to expand green job opportunities in the United States and boost energy savings for middle class Americans by retrofitting homes for energy eff...
Lisa P. Jackson Video post on WH.gov: There are only a few days left in the GreenGov challenge. We're asking federal employees and men and women in uniform to tell us how to make government more sustainable. Have an idea? Let's hear it!
www.whitehouse.gov
This is it. You only have a few days left to join the GreenGov challenge. October 31 is the deadline. I've recorded a short message reminding everyone to get involved. Take a moment to watch the video, then log in to share your ideas, and vote on others.
Lisa P. Jackson Administrator Jackson is testifying before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on America's clean energy future. Click on the "Live Hearing" button at: http://epw.senate.gov
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U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
Lisa P. Jackson We’re getting lots of great comments about issues people want EPA to focus on. Right now, we're having an online discussion about enforcement priorities, and we're looking for everyone's ideas. Visit our site and share your thoughts!
blog.epa.gov
Help EPA chart a new course in the years ahead. We are interested in hearing your views on areas to focus ourenforcement and compliance activities in the future.
