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Ex-Republican governor says Trump should be ’embarrassed’ for begging for a Nobel Prize

February 18th, 2019|

By Sarah K. Burris Raw Story February 18, 2019 Former Gov. Christine Todd Whitman (R-NJ) said that President Donald Trump should be embarrassed for begging for a Nobel Peace Prize. [...]

When it comes to clean and safe water we’re all in the same boat

December 3rd, 2018|

By James J. Florio & Christine Todd Whitman Star Ledger December 2, 2018 It has been a rough year for New Jersey's water infrastructure. Every New Jerseyan has a stake in this issue, whether you are a parent pouring your child a glass of water, a firefighter or a manufacturer... [...]

Ex-EPA Chief: Millenials Have Stepped Up Amid Complacency on the Environment

April 24th, 2018|

By Isabella Bruni NECN April 19, 2018 Christine Todd Whitman was at the first Earth Day 48 years ago, long before she became governor of New Jersy and head of the Environmental Protection Agency. [...]

Earth Day Big 10: Experts offer planet prognosis

April 22nd, 2018|

By Jeff D'Alessio The News-Gazette April 22, 2018 We'd wish you a happy Earth Day but as you'll see below, not everyone is in a merry mood about the future of our planet. We asked the experts: On a scale of 1 to 10 — with 1 being 'no worries' and 10 being 'utterly terrified' — how concerned are you [...]

Editorial: Gurbir Grewal, historic choice for attorney general

December 12th, 2017|

northjersey.com December 12, 2017 Attorneys general matter. That’s true on the federal level. It’s true on the state level. That’s why Jeff Sessions’ appointment as U.S. attorney general remains troubling. And why Gov.-elect Phil Murphy’s Tuesday announcement that he has chosen Bergen County Prosecutor Gurbir S. Grewal for state attorney general is so encouraging. [...]

EPA Rollbacks Put People in ‘Grave Danger’

October 24th, 2017|

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. [...]

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