Carol Browner, former EPA head
Carol Browner served as head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, a $7 billion, 18,000-employee agency responsible for protecting the public’s air, water and the community health. She served as a member of the President’s Cabinet for eight years. Ms. Browner, an attorney, is widely recognized for her innovative partnerships with the business community and non-governmental organizations, forging common sense, cost-effective solutions to public health and environmental challenges. Accomplishments during her tenure include enacting the strongest-ever national air pollution standards, creating innovative and flexible alternatives to traditional regulatory programs and leveraging more than $1 billion in public and private funds to clean up brownfields. Ms. Browner is a partner in The Albright Agency.
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