CNN/Newsmax By Joe Crowe October 24, 2017 Changes to environmental regulations by Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt could put people in "grave danger," according to Christine Todd Whitman, who was EPA administrator under George W. Bush. [...]
CNBC By John Harwood September 25, 2017 Flickering hopes to repeal Obamacare this year rest on a simple Republican argument: By the virtues of federalism, states will do it better than Washington. [...]
InsideClimate News By Georgina Gustin May 26, 2017 'I think we’re going to see a huge backlash,' said former Bush EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman. [...]
ProPublica By Lisa Song May 24, 2017 The Office of Research and Development has been at frontlines of virtually every environmental crisis. Trump wants to cut its funding in half. [...]
SALON By Matthew Rosza May 7, 2017 American politics is seeing the death of centrism — and it may be having disastrous effects [...]
Explorepartsunknown.com By Brian Donahue April 4, 2017 At times, this is what it can feel like to live in and explore New Jersey these days—like everything is falling apart. It feels like maybe the rest of the world should be paying more attention. [...]
Newsworks By Diane Stopyra April 6, 2017 President Trump's administration has proposed a federal budget that would cut the Environmental Protection Agency's allotment by 31 percent, or $2.6 billion and the equivalent of 3,200 jobs. [...]
Associated Press By Michael Catalini April 4, 2017 TRENTON - The country's one-time top environmental regulator is joining several fellow former New Jersey governors and elected officials in warning about the Trump administration's proposed cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency. [...]
Bloomberg March 23, 2017
MSNBC Greta Van Susteren (host) March 2, 2017 Former George W. Bush EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman: “The Agency Is About Protecting Human Health And The Environment, And We Don’t Want To Lose That” [...]