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The email from Robin Richardson at the EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations informs recipients that Troy Lyons will hand deliver a letter of thanks and apology from ECOS to Administrator Pruitt following an incident during his keynote address.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses preparations for a speaking engagement by Administrator Scott Pruitt at a monthly call organized by the State Policy Network, focusing on energy and environmental policy.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the U.S. EPA's Office of Media Relations addresses an interview request regarding the accuracy of state-reported data on violations and return to compliance dates, emphasizing that while efforts are made to ensure quality, data entry errors can occur.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the U.S. EPA discusses a request from Mary Laura Mohammad regarding the accuracy of a five-year-old EPA report on Combined Heat and Power (CHP) technology for an article in Butane-Propane News.
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The email from the U.S. EPA discusses the potential benefits and increasing recognition of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems in the U.S., highlighting their limited current use compared to other countries and the improving economics due to natural gas prices.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox at the EPA discusses a request from journalist Zack Colman regarding a new enforcement policy and whether a related directive memo has been rescinded.
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The email from the EPA discusses a media request regarding the safety of America's drinking water, emphasizing the agency's commitment to public health and the effectiveness of drinking water standards and monitoring.
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The U.S. EPA's Office of Media Relations, represented by Enesta Jones, responded to journalist David Appell's inquiry about the Red and Blue team process initiated by Scott Pruitt, stating that they have no additional information to share at that time.
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The email from Jessica Wolfson to Robert Daguillard discusses the production of a documentary film about the biodiesel industry for the Discovery Channel, requesting an interview with an EPA representative to explain the Renewable Fuel Standard and its significance during an upcoming public hearing.
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The email correspondence between Michelle Malia and Enesta Jones from the EPA discusses scheduling an interview for a Vice media inquiry regarding bug repellents, with Malia requesting direct contact with an EPA expert for better insights.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses recycling statistics and practices in response to an interview request from BobVila.com, highlighting the lack of tracking on household recycling rates and the challenges of contamination in recycling programs.
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The email correspondence between journalist Catherine Clabby and EPA official Christie StClair discusses a press inquiry regarding potential revisions and compliance deadlines for the Steam Electric Power Generating Effluent Guidelines, specifically related to coal ash management.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses the NPDES permitting process for wastewater discharges, detailing requirements for companies, how permitted discharge levels are determined, and monitoring protocols for compliance.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses the agency's ongoing work in response to an interview request, detailing the various environmental statutes and information management systems that support EPA's mission to protect human health and the environment.
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The email from Liz Bowman of the EPA addresses a press inquiry regarding the agency's denial of cannabis pesticide SLN registrations, stating that they will not comment due to the inappropriate nature of the inquiry from the journalist David Heldreth.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the U.S. EPA's Office of Media Relations discusses the agency's recommended response for citizens during a nuclear emergency, emphasizing the message "Go Inside, Stay Inside, Stay Tuned," in response to a request from freelance reporter Brian Byrne.
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The email from Julia Valentine discusses EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to the Gold King Mine site to address the impacts of the 2015 mine spill and his commitment to reviewing claims from affected individuals, following the denial of claims by the previous administration.
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The email from Christie StClair at the EPA discusses a request from Roy Laughlin for a high-resolution image related to the Superfund cleanup process, which is needed for publication in the Florida Specifier magazine.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA discusses the reconsideration of the 2015 Steam Electric final rule, including the establishment of new compliance deadlines and ongoing proposed rulemaking to postpone certain compliance dates pending judicial review.
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The email from Christie StClair of the EPA discusses the agency's intent to review and potentially revise or rescind the Clean Power Plan in accordance with the President's Energy Independence Executive Order, indicating that a proposal will be issued for public review after interagency review.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) received a request for a phone interview from TBS eFM in Seoul, South Korea, regarding the dangers of Fipronil contamination in eggs and its effects on human health.
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The email exchange between Jessica Wolfson and Robert Daguillard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a request for an interview at the EPA public hearing on the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) scheduled for August 1, 2017, which the EPA ultimately declines.
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The EPA announced the creation of the Water Finance Clearinghouse to help communities access over $10 billion in water infrastructure financing, addressing the urgent need for funding due to aging infrastructure and recommendations from the Environmental Financial Advisory Board.
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The email exchange between Robert Daguillard of the EPA and journalist Carey Gillam discusses the agency's response to pending litigation related to glyphosate and the release of documents obtained through FOIA requests, with Daguillard advising that the EPA typically does not comment on ongoing litigation.
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The email correspondence between Benjamin Preston and Christie StClair from the EPA discusses the location for submitting public comments on the GHG/CAFE standards review, with StClair providing a link to the relevant docket.
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The EPA is proposing a rule to rescind the 2015 Clean Water Rule and re-codify the previous regulatory text defining "waters of the United States" to provide clarity and regulatory certainty following a Presidential Executive Order aimed at balancing environmental protection with economic growth.
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The EPA has assessed 41 Superfund sites affected by Hurricane Harvey, determining that 13 sites have been flooded or damaged, with ongoing inspections and sampling planned for those that remain inaccessible.
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The email from the EPA discusses a journalist's inquiry regarding greenhouse gas emissions from coal mining, providing information on recent figures and resources for detailed data on emissions from various mining activities.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials discusses a query from VICE News regarding the status of a 2014 Superfund climate change adaptation report and whether any cleanup operations have occurred at the U.S. Oil Recovery Superfund site following Hurricane Harvey.
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The email correspondence involves Theresa Clift, a reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, inquiring with David Sternberg, a press officer at the U.S. EPA, about the issuance of Environmental Resource Agency (ERA) violations to the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) from 2015 to 2017.
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The email correspondence discusses the EPA's decision to redirect funding from the Bay Journal back into the Chesapeake Bay program, as part of a review of previous administration's funding decisions, in response to a request for comments from the Bay Journal regarding this decision.
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The email from the EPA discusses a request for comment on a GAO study about climate change, with the agency stating it will review the report.
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The email discusses a media request from journalist Eva Fedderly regarding a lawsuit filed by the Sierra Club against the EPA for failing to submit environmental impact reports on renewable fuel, with the EPA indicating they will review the complaint and respond appropriately.
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The email from a Sierra Club representative demands that the EPA respond to questions from the New York Times, criticizing the agency for its lack of transparency and asserting that it is violating constitutional rights by not engaging with the press.
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The email discusses the EPA's collaboration with the American Chemistry Council's Flexible Film Recycling Group through a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at promoting recycling initiatives.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses the agency's continued support for environmental justice initiatives under Administrator Scott Pruitt, highlighting funding for community organizations and the use of the EJSCREEN tool for various applications.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA provides information to journalist Patricia Borns regarding how to file complaints of discrimination in environmental programs, in response to her request for expert insights for a story on environmental racism.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses the agency's ongoing re-evaluation of glyphosate's safety, including a review of cancer data and the involvement of the FIFRA Scientific Advisory Panel, concluding that glyphosate is not likely to be carcinogenic at relevant doses.
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The email from Robert Daguiillard of the EPA's Office of Media Relations addresses a Louisiana Weekly inquiry regarding ozone levels and precursor emissions, confirming that the information can be attributed to EPA spokeswoman Enesta Jones.
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The email exchange between Susan Buchanan and Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses inquiries about ozone levels and pollution in Louisiana, specifically requesting clarification on declining ozone smog and the attribution of responses to an EPA spokesperson.
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The email correspondence between Kathleen Maitland-Carter from The Real News Network and Robert Daguillard from the EPA discusses the application for press credentials to attend the public hearing on the proposed repeal of the Clean Power Plan scheduled for November 28-29, 2017, in Charleston, WV.
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The email from Robert Gould to Maureen McCue and others discusses concerns about the accessibility and utility of the EPA website for public information, referencing an Op-Ed on climate change censorship and urging the agency to address any deficiencies.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the EPA addresses a press inquiry regarding fuel economy testing requirements, clarifying that manufacturers must use specific test fuels under the Tier 3 rule and outlining future changes to fuel labeling.
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The email from the EPA discusses the agency's response to a reporter's inquiry about drinking water health advisories for PFAs, explaining that the advisory level for PFOA is based on animal studies and does not correlate directly to human blood serum concentrations due to various individual factors.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA discusses the agency's focus on addressing lead in drinking water as a key initiative for 2018, highlighting Administrator Pruitt's commitment to developing a ten-year strategy to tackle this environmental threat.
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The email from Lisa Arkin of Beyond Toxics to Martha Thompson discusses the importance of environmental protection and urges support for their efforts against toxic chemicals and pesticide drift, while referencing the Sierra Club's legal action against the EPA.
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The email correspondence between Ethan Barton and Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses a meeting regarding Superfund recommendations, emphasizing the need for coordination in remedy selection and the Administrator's authority over costly cleanups.
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The email from Mike Abboud to Ethan Barton discusses the ongoing criminal investigation related to the Gold King Mine, highlighting the lack of administrative actions taken by the EPA despite a referral to the DOJ for violations, and indicates that Barton is seeking further comments from the EPA for his story.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA discusses the need for a new data management system for the Clean Water Needs Survey (CWNS), which estimates the investment required for public wastewater treatment facilities to meet Clean Water Act objectives, while noting the uncertain funding and timing for the next survey cycle.
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The email correspondence between Tricia Slusser and Jim Myers discusses a media request regarding the extension of the comment period for the 2015 WOTUS rule by the EPA, including inquiries about public comments and perceived bias from Administrator Pruitt.
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Julia Valentine from the U.S. EPA's Office of Media Relations is coordinating with Edgar Ang regarding inquiries about the number of small refineries that received Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) exemptions from 2016 to 2018, following up on previous discussions and a court case involving the EPA's decision.
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The email from Jack Shapiro to EPA agent Holly Pugliese requests an investigation into a company allegedly offering services to tamper with emissions devices, highlighting the need for enforcement action under the Clean Air Act.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA responds to a fact-checking inquiry from Donna Blinn regarding the lack of EPA standards for "coral safe" or "reef safe" sunscreens for an upcoming magazine issue.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox discusses a PBS interview request for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, addressing criticisms of the agency's relationship with its employees and providing a statement defending the administration's interactions with career EPA staff.
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The email exchange between EPA officials discusses the notice of data availability regarding potential reductions in renewable fuel volume requirements for 2018 and 2019, with an emphasis on seeking stakeholder input.
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The email exchange between Erin Delaney of The Keelen Group and Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting for lunch or drinks at Cap Grille.
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The email from Michael Abboud at the EPA discusses the Protective Action Guide (PAG) Manual and an accompanying Q&A document related to radiation emergency protocols, providing information to Michael Bastasch from the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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The email exchange between EPA officials Michael Abboud and Jahan Wilcox and Malcolm Burnley discusses scheduling a call to follow up on a POLITICO interview request.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA provides statistics on beach closures and advisories due to fecal contamination, stating that in 2016, 1,425 out of over 6,000 monitored coastal beaches were closed or had advisories at least once, while beaches were open without advisories 94% of the time.
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The email from Alexander Nazaryan discusses his ongoing piece about EPA Administrator Pruitt, requesting information on the number of regulations he has cancelled or delayed since February, while referencing a previous statement from EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox regarding the agency's relationship with its employees.
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The email discusses President Trump's nomination of Dr. Michael Dourson to head the EPA's chemical and pesticides office, highlighting opposition from Democrats and the New York Times while defending Dourson's character and qualifications based on his pro-bono work as a toxicologist.
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The email exchange between EPA officials Jahan Wilcox and Malcolm Burnley discusses arrangements for a POLITICO interview, including the use of recording equipment and the possibility of a photographer attending.
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The email discusses a request from Newsweek for an interview with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, following a recent interview he had with the Washington Post, while also including on-the-record statements from EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox regarding Pruitt's interactions with EPA staff and criminal investigators.
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The email from Tricia Slusser to Brian Owens discusses EPA research findings on the characteristics and environmental impact of diluted bitumen (dilbit), emphasizing its viscosity, potential to sink in certain conditions, and implications for spill response and cleanup techniques.
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The email from Kelsi Daniel discusses the need for final approval for Administrator Pruitt's attendance at bilateral meetings with U.S. partners in Morocco, including updates to the media advisory due to schedule changes.
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The email correspondence among EPA officials discusses a New York Times article regarding a report from the Environmental Integrity Project, highlighting concerns about the article's accuracy and the misrepresentation of staff roles within the agency.
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The email from Jeff Small, Executive Director of the Congressional Western Caucus, serves as a final reminder for the upcoming monthly bicameral staff policy breakfast scheduled for October 27, 2017, which will host House and Senate staffers along with industry speakers.
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The email from Jeff Small outlines upcoming events for the Congressional Western Caucus, including a luncheon with OMB Director Mick Mulvaney and a tax reform briefing for staff, scheduled for October 24, 2017.
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The House Committee on Natural Resources passed three bipartisan energy bills aimed at enhancing American energy dominance and job creation, which are now sent to the Senate for consideration.
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The document from the House of Representatives details the passage of several veteran-related legislative acts during the week of November 11, 2017, including the Veteran Urgent Access to Mental Healthcare Act and the Veterans E-Health and Telemedicine Support (VETS) Act, while also mentioning the repeal of the joint-employer rule to protect small businesses.
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The email discusses the upcoming House consideration of H.R. 3905, the Minnesota's Economic Rights in the Superior National Forest Act (MINER Act), which aims to require Congressional approval for mineral withdrawals in Minnesota and renews previously denied mineral leases while ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
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The email from Jeff Small, Executive Director of the Congressional Western Caucus, invites members and staff to a Holiday Reception hosted by the Western Caucus Foundation on December 13, 2017, in Washington, D.C.
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The document discusses a new legal opinion from the U.S. Department of the Interior confirming that Twin Metals Minnesota has a right to renew its federal mineral leases, reversing previous anti-mining actions taken by the Obama Administration.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, under Administrator Scott Pruitt, issued a directive on October 16, 2017, to end "sue and settle" practices, aiming to enhance public participation and transparency in consent decrees and settlement agreements.
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The email correspondence between Danielle Jensen of U.S. Representative Don Bacon's office and Michael Abboud from the EPA discusses the coordination of a grant award announcement for the University of Nebraska Omaha's Pollution Prevention Regional Information Center, confirming the award notification and planning a potential event for November 10, 2017.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has selected the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District to apply for a WIFIA loan, as communicated in an email exchange involving agency officials and congressional staff.
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The email correspondence involves multiple officials from the EPA and USDA discussing legal issues related to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and coordination with the Department of Commerce.
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The email correspondence involves Gareth Rees from the Department of the Interior coordinating a conference call for a meeting with Deputy Secretary Bernhardt and Erik Baptist from the EPA regarding a legal matter related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence between Robert Johansson from the USDA and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting to catch up on pesticide issues following Beck's completion of TSCA rules.
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The email from Linda Abbott at the USDA discusses the provision of one-page summaries on various ESA topics to Nancy Beck at the EPA, offering further assistance if needed.
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The email from Sheryl Kunickis of the USDA discusses comments on chlorpyrifos submitted in January 2017 and expresses willingness to answer questions following a discussion with Nancy Beck from the EPA.
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The email exchange between Sheryl Kunickis from the USDA and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses scheduling a phone call while addressing issues with Kunickis's government phone and ensuring ethical communication practices.
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The email from Jennifer Idrovo confirms Bill Wehrum's participation as a keynote speaker at the American Bar Association's 47th Spring Conference on environmental law, scheduled for April 19, 2018, and outlines the necessary details and deadlines for his presentation.
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Magellan Midstream Partners provided an operational update regarding the restoration of services at their Corpus Christi terminal and limited resumption of pipeline operations in the Houston area following Tropical Storm Harvey.
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The EPA issued a waiver allowing the sale of gasoline with 15 percent ethanol in 12 states and the District of Columbia to alleviate fuel shortages caused by Hurricane Harvey, as announced by Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials Kaitlyn Shimmin and Troy Lyons discusses scheduling a lunch meeting with Melissa Shute from Statoil on October 5, 2017.
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The email correspondence involves Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a lunch meeting with Melissa Shute from Statoil, initially scheduled for October 6, 2017, but needing to be rescheduled to October 12 or 13 due to Troy's last-minute travel plans.
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The email exchange involves Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a coffee meeting with Spencer Pederson from Bockorny Group, with Troy Lyons also involved in the scheduling.
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The email exchange between Kaitlyn Shimmin of the EPA and Melissa Shute of Statoil discusses rescheduling a lunch meeting due to a conflict with the Administrator's schedule.
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The document is a letter from various oil and gas trade associations to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, providing comments on the proposed rule regarding emission standards for the oil and natural gas sector and the stay of certain requirements published in the Federal Register.
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The document outlines the agenda for the "Coal: Launching a New Era" conference hosted by the Virginia Coal & Energy Alliance and the Southern States Energy Board, featuring keynotes from EPA officials and discussions on clean coal energy policies and technologies.
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The email correspondence involves Christian Palich from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency declining an invitation to give a plenary talk at PCC-2017, with Badie Morsi and Tarunjit Butalia discussing next steps.
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The email from Barbara Altizer of the Virginia Coal & Energy Alliance discusses scheduling for their annual conference and acknowledges that the EPA's Deputy Associate Administrator, Christian Palich, is unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts.
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The email exchange between Lee Forsgren and Howard Barnett at the EPA discusses the scheduling and completion of a mandatory drug test, with Forsgren confirming he has taken the test and is awaiting results.
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Lee Forsgren expresses his acceptance of an appointment offer to join the EPA team in an email correspondence with Howard Barnett and other EPA officials.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses the scheduling of the Administrator's participation in the 2017 TXOGA Lone Star Energy Forum and seeks to confirm meeting arrangements.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency received a meeting request from the American Public Power Association for Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to brief public power CEOs on the agency's efforts to repeal and replace the Clean Power Plan during a meeting on October 19, 2017.
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The email from Troy Lyons of the EPA discusses his upcoming visit to East Chicago with Administrator Pruitt, Governor Holcomb, and Senators Young and Donnelly, while referencing background information on the environmental cleanup responsibilities of Atlantic Richfield related to the site.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Melissa Shute from Statoil discusses scheduling a coffee meeting to catch up.
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The email correspondence involves Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a lunch meeting on October 5, 2017, with Troy Lyons and Melissa Shute from Statoil.
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