List of Ministers of The Environment - United States

United States

Title Minister Incumbency Under Notes
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency William Ruckelshaus 1970-12-04/1973-04-30 Nixon (R)
Robert Fri (acting) 1973-04-30/1973-09-12
Russell E. Train 1973-09-13/1974-08-09
1974-08-09/1977-01-20 Ford (R)
John Quarles, Jr. (acting) 1977-01-21/1977-03-06 Carter (D)
Douglas M. Costle 1977-03-07/1981-01-20
Steve Jellinek (acting) 1981-01-21/1981-01-25 Reagan (R)
Walter Barber, Jr. (acting) 1981-01-26/1981-05-19
Anne M. Gorsuch 1981-05-20/1983-03-09
Lee Verstandig (acting) 1983-03-10/1983-05-17
William D. Ruckelshaus 1983-05-18/1985-01-04
Lee M. Thomas (acting) 1985-01-04/1985-02-07
Lee M. Thomas 1985-02-08/1989-01-20
John A. Moore (acting) 1989-01-21/1989-02-05 GHW Bush (R)
William K. Reilly 1989-02-06/1993-01-20 Rio
Carol Browner 1993-01-22/2001-01-19 Clinton (D)
W. Michael McCabe (acting) 2001-01-20/2001-01-30 GW Bush (R)
Christine Todd Whitman 2001-01-31/2003-06-27
Michael O. Leavitt 2003-11-06/2005-01-26
Linda J. Fisher (acting) 2003-06-28/2003-07-11
Marianne L. Horinko (acting) 2003-07-12/2003-11-05
Michael O. Leavitt 2003-11-06/2005-01-25
Stephen L. Johnson (acting) 2005-01-26/2005-05-01
Stephen L. Johnson 2005-05-02/2009-01-20
Michael H. Shapiro (acting) 2009-01-21/ Obama (D)
Lisa P. Jackson 2009-01-23/

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