So here's a thought: Why not make that a chief clean-technology officer and fill the position with someone prominent, like Google CEO Eric Schmidt?
While the next administration will have many other issues to tackle (like the economy), a chief clean-technology officer could use cleantech to lead us in the right direction.
In the coming months, the revised rules for bidding etiquette will be given by the I.O.C.'s chief of clean, Dr. Jacques Rogge, but NYC2012 will unfairly proceed under special scrutiny.
"We can't have the president of the United States acting like the drug dealer in chief, giving clean packs of money to a... state sponsor of terror.
Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, who spoke on May 3rd, wants continued help for Pakistan's civilian leaders while, at the same time, demanding that its military chiefs come clean about their spies.Winding down a warAny Western pressure will be calibrated with the war next door, in Afghanistan, in mind.
She added that while she tries to keep Chief's ears clean on a daily basis, "general cleaning can only go so far".
"He's squeaky clean," Chief Fahey said.
A former police chief tries to clean up scandalous conditions in Richmond, Va .13 78 SNOW FALLING ON CEDARS, by David Guterson.
It was an unusual place for the nation's chief steward of clean air, land, and water to set out a policy agenda.
Peter Löscher, its squeaky-clean chief executive who started in early July, had a difficult decision.
It was only after Michael Gallagher, the Met's chief paintings conservator, cleaned a later Velázquez portrait of King Philip from the Frick Collection that Mr. Christiansen asked him to take a look at the Met's painting.
