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“Our focus is to ensure that there is a strong science and policy basis for our environmental policy, to move the nation to greater reliance on clean energy and increase energy security, to combat global warming while growing the green economy, to protect public health and the environment, especially in vulnerable communities, and to protect and restore our great ecosystems.”
– Chair Nancy Sutley
CEQ Chair Nancy Sutley talks about President Obama's announcement that the Federal government would reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent by 2020.
President Obama announced that the Federal Government will reduce its own greenhouse gas pollution by 28 percent by 2020, and agencies are already taking actions that will help meet this goal.
Council on Environmental Quality Chair Nancy Sutley visits her hometown of New York City to learn how all five boroughs are getting involved in efforts to increase energy efficiency and build a greener city.
CEQ Chair Nancy Sutley traveled to the Florida Everglades to participate in the groundbreaking of an important wetlands preservation project and to emphasize the Administration's commitment to protecting this unique ecosystem.
The Ocean Policy Task Force has released its Interim Framework for Effective Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning. The public is encouraged to review and comment on the framework.
CEQ Chair Nancy Sutley reports on a new guidance from the EPA that encourages innovative approaches to reducing stormwater runoff from Federal buildings.
CEQ Chair Nancy Sutley talks about President Obama's announcement that the Federal government would reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent by 2020.
President Obama announces a series of measures to build foundation for a new clean energy economy and enhance American energy independence.
The Vice President gets fired up for high-speed rail in a joint town hall with the President in Tampa.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood talks about the high speed rail grants.
Stephen Leeds, Acting Administrator of the General Services Administration, provides an update on what the office has accomplished this year and what they'll be working on in the coming year.
Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen gives a run-down of some key policy points in the President's State of the Union Address.