Head of the EPA to Step Down
Lisa Jackson is leaving after four years
Lisa P. Jackson is stepping down as administrator of theEnvironmental Protection Agency after a four-year tenure that began with high hopes of sweeping action to address climate change and other environmental ills but ended with a series of rear-guard actions to defend the agency against challenges from industry, Republicans in Congress and, at times, the Obama White House.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!..........breath........ HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
So long Action!
They also got their ass kicked at SCOTUS a few times.