Archive for December, 2010
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Whitman Promotes Benefits of Nuclear Energy in Michigan
CASEnergy Co-Chair Gov. Christine Todd Whitman visited Lansing, Michigan on Nov. 16 and met with a variety of individuals and organizations, as well as media, to emphasize the benefits and opportunities offered by nuclear energy.
Gov. Whitman began the day by speaking with Walt Sorg, a media personality and public figure in Lansing who hosts AM Lansing with Walt Sorg, a popular internet radio program that airs throughout [read more]
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Whitman Touts Nuclear Power in Chicago
On November 15, CASEnergy co-chair Gov. Christine Todd Whitman traveled to Chicago to address the Illinois Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Council Forum. While in Chicago, she also met with key local individuals and organizations and conducted media interviews.
Prior to addressing the Chamber, Gov. Whitman taped an interview for the “Noon Business Hour,” a weekday radio program covering national and regional business news that airs on WBBM-AM, the CBS Radio [read more]
Christine Todd Whitman: Bullish on America’s nuclear energy future
Christine Todd Whitman talks with Kirk Heinze on WJR
Christine Todd Whitman is the former Governor of New Jersey, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and Co-Chair of the of the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition, a national grassroots coalition which supports increased use of nuclear energy as an environmentally safe, affordable and reliable source of electricity.
Gov. Whitman spoke to the Lansing Economic Club on November 16 about [read more]
Take 5: Christine Todd Whitman
CASEnergy co-chair touts nuclear power
November 21, 2010
Barbara Wieland
Despite what some critics might think, former federal Environmental Protection Agency chief Christine Todd Whitman says nuclear energy is both clean and safe.
Whitman, co-chair of the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition – CASEnergy – brought the organization’s pro-nuclear message to a luncheon meeting of the Lansing Regional Chamber Economic Club luncheon last week at the Eagle Eye Banquet [read more]
