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(NYT43) WASHINGTON -- July 9, 2002 -- NJ-ENVIRON -- In Washington, top New Jersey Democrats met Tuesday to discuss federal proposals they felt would weaken environmental protection. They accused former Gov. Christie Whitman, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, of turning her back on her state. But Whitman said the Clear Skies program would streamline clean air rules. From left, Senators Jon Corzine and Robert G. Torricelli, Gov. James E. McGreevey, and Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)**STANDALONE PHOTO**

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created date 2002-07-09

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byline Stephen Crowley/The New York Times/Redux

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