Lisa Jackson

December 24, 2007 - 10:46am

At energy policy meeting, Rose fights with cabinet and walks away

One of Governor Jon Corzine’s goals for 2008 is a new state energy plan – that’s one of the reasons he opted to attend a global warming conference in Portugal the week before the November mid-term elections.  So far, the odds of Corzine achieving a successful energy plan appear slim – because of infighting within his administration.

A meeting of key administration officials last week did not go especially well: Corzine policy advisor Gary Rose wound up having quite a fight with two cabinet members – Environmental Protection Commissioner Lisa Jackson and Board of Public Utilities President Jeanne Fox.  The hot-headed Rose, a my way or the highway kind of guy who came from Goldman Sachs, wound up screaming at the cabinet members before he stormed out of the room.

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July 7, 2008 - 10:43am

Can Jackson leave DEP before global warming report is finished?

The Record reported on Thursday that the Corzine administration has missed a June 30 deadline for a report outlining New Jersey’s plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% over the next four years – something that could affect Environmental Protection Commissioner Lisa Jackson’s chances to become the Governor’s next Chief of Staff.  Jon Corzine, with former Vice President Al Gore at his side, signed the Global Warming Response Act one year ago yesterday.  A DEP spokeswoman told The Record that the report is still a few months away. 

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June 18, 2008 - 10:33pm

Lisa Jackson for Chief of Staff?

There’s some buzz from the front office that Lisa Jackson, the Commissioner of Environmental Protection, could wind up as Governor Jon Corzine’s new Chief of Staff.    Bradley Abelow is expected to leave after the budget is passed, and sources say that Michellene Davis, Corzine’s Appointments Counsel, is also a possible candidate for the top staff post.

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Whelan And Jackson Unveil New Fee Formula For Residential Dock Owners

Release Date: Mar 5 2008

WHELAN AND JACKSON UNVEIL NEW FEE FORMULA FOR RESIDENTIAL DOCK OWNERS

ATLANTIC CITY – At a news conference today at the Atlantic City Convention Center, State Senator Jim Whelan and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Lisa Jackson unveiled a new licensing fee formula designed to introduce fairness for residential dock owners who’ve been hit by soaring tidelands licensing fees.

DeCROCE WARNS DEP COMMISSIONER NOT TO SHIFT FROM PAY-AS-YOU-GO TO BORROWING FOR PARKLAND

Release Date: Jan 28 2008

DeCROCE WARNS DEP COMMISSIONER NOT TO SHIFT FROM PAY-AS-YOU-GO TO BORROWING FOR PARKLAND

 

PROPOSAL TO USE CBT TAX REVENUE FOR BONDS ON TOP OF CORZINE’S $38 BILLION BORROWING SCHEME OUTRAGEOUS

 

Assembly Republican Leader Alex DeCroce sharply criticized a proposal floated by state Environmental Protection Commissioner Lisa Jackson at a Senate committee hearing today to use constitutionally dedicated corporate business tax (CBT) revenue now used for parkland development on a pay-as-you-go basis to back bonds instead.

“If this was a trial balloon by the commissioner, the administration should stick a pin in it immediately,” said DeCroce, R-Morris and Passaic. “Is there no end to the credit card mentality of the Corzine administration?

“How can they have the audacity to suggest even more bonding and more state debt at the same time the governor is pushing his 800 percent toll hike and nearly $40 billion bonding scheme? To talk about even more new debt now is madness.”

SENATOR, STATE, LOCAL LEADERS ANNOUNCE LAUTENBERG CHEMICAL SECURITY PROVISION BECOMING LAW

Release Date: Jan 10 2008

SENATOR, STATE LEADERS ANNOUNCE LAUTENBERG CHEMICAL SECURITY
PROVISION BECOMING LAW

Lawmakers, Regulators, Local Leaders Propose Tougher Penalties for Polluters at Wednesday News Conference

Release Date: May 7 2007

 WOODBRIDGE – On Wednesday, May 9, State lawmakers and regulators and local leaders will hold a news conference at a contaminated industrial site on Pennval Road in Woodbridge to propose tougher, modernized penalties to help clean up our communities in the Garden State.

State Senator Robert Littell

Release Date: Dec 1 2006

LITTELL: DEP COMMISSIONER PROPOSES RAISING
PROPERTY TAXES TO PAY FOR BEAR-PROOF GARBAGE CANS

Senator Robert E. Littell, (R-24), issued the following statement regarding published comments by Lisa Jackson, the Commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Protection, that “she might ask the Legislature to require households in bear country such as Sussex County to use bear proof garbage containers.�

Governor Jon S. Corzine

Release Date: Oct 30 2006

GOVERNOR CORZINE ANNOUNCES WINNER OF NATIONWIDE DESIGN COMPETITION FOR NEW URBAN STATE PARK

TRENTON

- Governor Jon S. Corzine today announced the winner of a national competition to design a new state park in Trenton. The Wallace, Roberts and Todd LLC design firm was awarded the contract by a jury of professional designers and local stakeholders.

Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein

Release Date: Mar 3 2006

GREENSTEIN SAYS DEP WILL ATTEND PUBLIC MEETINGS
ON CENTRAL JERSEY PCB CONTAMINATION

Assemblywoman Says DEP Agrees to Meet with Affected Residents

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