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Monsanto Joins (or takes over) the E.P.A.

el Pato | 04.04.2001 21:07

As if agri-business doesn't have enough power lobbying the U.S. government... now it has a place in the Environmental Protection Agency. Hold on to your plates, G.M.O. foods are coming to a dinner table near you.

Oh, yes, blast master Bush strikes again. Apparently it wasn’t enough that he appointed Christine Todd Whitman as Administrator of the so called Environmental protection agency. She herself has a frightening environmental record, but now she has a partner from the Industrial Agriculture Complex. Eeeek! Watch out world, little boy Bush is driving.



The CSO Weekly Report April 2, 2001
Issue 01.10
Coastal States Organization (202) 508-3860
Suite 322, 444 N. Capitol St., N.W. FAX (202) 508-3843
Washington, D.C. 20001 www.sso.org/cso

At the White House . . .
Former Business Executive Named As EPA Deputy Administrator
President Bush announced that he will nominate Linda J. Fisher, a former executive of the Monsanto Company, as well as an official with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) during the Reagan Administration, to be Deputy EPA Administrator. Fisher most recently served as Vice
President of Government Affairs for Monsanto, an agricultural biotechnology firm.

Fisher served as Chief of Staff for EPA Administrator Lee M. Thomas from 1985 to 1988. In her EPA tenure, Fisher also served as Assistant Administrator for Policy, Planning, and Evaluation from 1988 to 1989, and
Assistant Administrator for Prevention, Pesticides, and Toxic Substances from 1989 to 1993.

el Pato
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  1. revolving door continues — pol