Open for Questions: Environmental Justice with CEQ Chair Nancy Sutley and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson
This Wednesday, December 15, 2010, the Obama Administration is hosting the first White House Forum on Environmental Justice to build on our commitment to ensuring that overburdened and low-income communities have the opportunity to enjoy the health and economic benefits of a clean environment. At lunch, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson and I will host a live Facebook chat to answer your questions about the Obama Administration’s work to create a healthy and sustainable environment for all Americans.
Tune in on Wednesday, December 15th at 12:50PM EST to participate in the discussion live at whitehouse.gov/live. To submit your questions on Facebook, sign on to http://apps.facebook.com/ObamaWhiteHouselive/. Also, watch the White House Forum live all day, beginning at 10am, at www.whitehouse.gov/live.
Nancy Sutley is Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality
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