In report, Lisa Jackson bashes Lisa Jackson

By Wally Edge | August 27th, 2009 - 12:17pm

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A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency audit has found problems with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, which boils down to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson criticizing the performance of then-DEP Commissioner Lisa Jackson. The report suggests the state toxic waste cleanup program operates on an honor system, that there is limited quality assurance on the wetland protection program, and that there has been little effort to address recommendations made to New Jersey in a 2006 EPA audit.

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Submitted by SDem on August 27, 2009 - 3:40pm.

Is this typical Democratic double speak or what? When will this nonsense stop? Get rid of them all, Dems, Rs and start new!

Charges in Report

Submitted by TimeOut on August 27, 2009 - 8:57pm.

So does Lisa 2 charge Lisa 1 for not remediating the charges of the 2006 report?

And what does this say about Lisa 2's qualifications for EPA Administrator? Is this an example of the Peter Principle?

Good point

Submitted by Teedyuscung on August 28, 2009 - 8:16am.

The DEP operates on the Peter Principle. Promoting upwards is what they do with their problems, but guess what happens when you put all the white elephants on the top floor?

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