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Diane talks with EPA Administrator Christie Todd Whitman about environmental issues: the Pentagon's requests for exemptions from certain environmental laws, new rules for off-road diesel vehicles, the "Clear Skies" initiative, and more. After talking with Ms. Whitman, Diane will be joined by environmental reporter Eric Pianin of the "Washington Post" and Jonathan Adler, columnist for "National Review Online" and Assistant Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
Christie Todd Whitman, EPA Administrator
Eric Pianin, "Washington Post"
Jonathan Adler, columnist for "National Review Online" and and Asst. Professor of Law at Case Western Universtiy
As a journalist, Canadian-born Robert MacNeil covered many of the events that have shaped America's recent history, and co-anchored "The MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour" on PBS until 1995. But it was not until two years after his retirement, in 1997, that he finally became a U.S. citizen. His new memoir, subtitled "Finding Myself in America," explains why this decision was so difficult.
Robert MacNeil, journalist and author
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