When President George W. Bush named Stephen L. Johnson EPA Administrator, Johnson became the first scientist and first career employee to hold the position. During Johnson's tenure, EPA responded to the Hurricane Katrina disaster and created the WaterSense program, which promotes water-efficient products and services. Johnson's EPA also cut pollution with stronger lead standards, a new rule for off-road diesel vehicles, and tougher standards for marine and locomotive diesel engines.

• Also in this archive:  Biography of Stephen L. Johnson

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• Speeches by Administrator Johnson are located in EPA's Newsroom, off the Speeches page. 

• Photographs
  • Administrator Johnson Teaches Environmental Stewardship to Roberto Clemente Middle School Students, April 2007
  • Administrator Johnson Kicks Off the 2006 Change a Light, Change the World Campaign, October 2006