The phrase "administration environmental" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to aspects of environmental administration or management, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The administration environmental policies need to be reviewed for effectiveness."
Alternatives: "environmental management" or "environmental governance".
Coming from the Texas energy industry, he was convinced that Clinton administration environmental policies were restraining energy production.
A Greenpeace spokeswoman, Celia Alario, said the three had locked themselves to the cargo container at dawn to protest Bush administration environmental policies.
Under Christie's administration, environmental inspections and enforcements have been slashed by at least 60%, according to the New Jersey Star-Ledger.
If Exelon's agenda just happened to overlap with administration environmental policy, there are other instances where the company scored more direct victories.
Cathy Zoi, who heads the Alliance for Climate Protection, the group running the campaign, and is a former Clinton administration environmental aide, described the initiative last week at an Aspen Institute meeting on environmental issues.
That debate should be encouraged …" He was part of a "secretive alliance" with fossil fuel companies to fight Obama administration environmental regulations, according to 2014 New York Times reporting.
The vice president has been the driving force in this administration's environmental successes, and he understands the need for federal regulation for environmental tasks like saving the Everglades and for American leadership to combat global warming.
The former vice president was in town to give a speech on the Bush administration's environmental policies, which he basically described as an exercise in wholesale environmental destruction.
The League of Conservation Voters, starved for good news after eight years of the Bush administration's environmental policies, has hailed President-elect Barack Obama's choices for his top energy and environmental jobs as "a Green Dream Team".
At an appearance in New Hampshire, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, called the Bush White House "the most anti-environmental administration since the environmental movement began in the late '60's and early '70's".
Gore is unsparing about the Bush administration's environmental record.
