Lisa (Lightning Rod) Jackson has New Jersey enviros crackling »
Posted By frankbrill 10 months, 3 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyAs New Jersey's former Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) commissioner Lisa Jackson awaits congressional hearings on her nomination to head the Environmental Protection Agency, the media debate over her qualifications for the job has been renewed--this time by the respected environmental blog, Grist.
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FRANK BRILL - Born in Philadelphia, Frank is a Vietnam Army veteran and a former newspaper reporter, editor and magazine columnist. He is editor of the ...
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