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The email from Andrew Wheeler at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with Ross Eisenberg from the National Association of Manufacturers to follow up on a presentation Wheeler gave, indicating interest in collaboration.
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The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers is requesting the EPA's Office of Air and Radiation to amend SNAP Rules 20 and 21 to modify transition deadlines for alternative refrigerants and foam blowing agents in household refrigerators and freezers, proposing a tiered approach for a more orderly transition.
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The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) invited Bill Wehrum to speak at an industry meeting on refrigerants and refrigerator/freezers, scheduled for March 7, 2018, to discuss refrigerant policies including SNAP rules.
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The Aluminum Association's Lauren Wilk requests a meeting with EPA official Bill Wehrum to discuss the Administration's priorities on automotive GHG emissions and fuel economy regulations, highlighting the aluminum industry's significant role in the automotive supply chain.
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The email from Ross Eisenberg of the National Association of Manufacturers invites Bill Wehrum of the EPA to speak at a meeting of the NAM's energy and environment committees on February 5, highlighting the high interest in his portfolio among committee members.
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The American Iron and Steel Institute invited Bill Wehrum to speak at their Energy and Environment Committee meeting on February 28, 2018, in Washington, D.C., where federal representatives and environmental managers will discuss various energy and environmental topics.
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The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) is urging President Trump to transfer management of the ENERGY STAR program for home appliances from the EPA back to the Department of Energy to reduce regulatory burdens and enhance innovation and consumer choice.
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The email from Kevin Messner of the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers expresses gratitude to EPA officials for advancing the charge size increase rule to be published in the Federal Register, highlighting its importance.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA discusses potential topics for a roundtable event with Rich Dailey from Walmart, mentioning his role in the Gulf Coast Economic Restoration Council related to BP settlement funds.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA discusses his role as a designate on the Gulf Coast Economic Restoration Council and offers to find another speaker for a roundtable event scheduled for April 12, 2018.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA is inquiring about the schedule for a Roundtable meeting on April 12, 2018, after confirming his speaking engagement on April 11 in Kansas City.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with Rich Dailey from Walmart following positive feedback on recent meetings regarding Smart Sectors and technology benefits.
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The email exchange between Kenneth Wagner of the EPA and Rich Dailey from Walmart discusses a lunch meeting where they talked about a stormwater project and potential job opportunities in the mid-Atlantic region.
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Kenneth Wagner, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, introduces Taylor Gissell, a young lawyer, to Erin Chancellor while discussing their upcoming call and Gissell's resume.
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Rich Dailey from Walmart is coordinating with Kenneth Wagner of the EPA regarding topics for a roundtable scheduled for April 12, 2018, potentially involving discussions on Gulf Coast economic restoration and BP settlement funds.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA's Daisy Letendre confirming her attendance at a roundtable meeting on April 12, 2018, to discuss the Smart Sectors program, following an introduction by Kenneth Wagner and Rich Dailey from Walmart.
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Rich Dailey from Walmart emailed Kenneth Wagner regarding topics for a roundtable discussion on Cooperative Federalism and potential participation from Smart Sectors, in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document is an email chain involving multiple recipients discussing an article from The Atlantic about an Alabama coal mine that attributes its revival to President Trump's policies.
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The email from Daisy Letendre at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a collaborative project with Walmart and The Nature Conservancy aimed at improving water quality in the Chesapeake Bay watershed through retrofitting stormwater ponds.
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John Kosco from the NAHB is reaching out to Amy Porter to discuss the status of the "find and fix" compliance documents related to stormwater policy and to arrange a meeting for further discussion.
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The email exchange involves Kenneth Wagner from the EPA introducing Taylor Gissell from Walmart to Erin Chancellor for a potential collaboration regarding young talent, with Gissell expressing interest in connecting over a call.
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The email from Amy Porter of the EPA discusses a follow-up regarding the main point of contact for the "Find and Fix" initiative with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).
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The document is an undeliverable email notification from the EPA regarding a message sent to a non-existent email address related to the EPA Region III/Walmart Stormwater Project.
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The email discusses a potential meeting between Walmart representatives and the EPA regarding developments in the EPA Region III/Walmart Stormwater Project, with Rich Dailey expressing willingness to participate after July 4.
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The email from Kenneth Wagner at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting regarding a joint stormwater project with Walmart, indicating that July would be a more suitable timeframe due to ongoing deadlines related to the WOTUS rulemaking.
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The email exchange between Justin Schwab and Kevin Messner discusses the impact of air conditioning and refrigeration on productivity and society, referencing an article and suggesting further reading on the topic.
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The email exchange between Lee Forsgren of the EPA and Thomas Gibson discusses the urgency of obtaining a letter or email related to waivers of AIS (Aquatic Invasive Species) requirements to support enforcement efforts.
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The email from Kathleen M. Bullock of the Office of Personnel Management requests the names and email addresses of Deputy White House Liaisons from various agencies and provides an attached guide on SES qualifications and resume samples.
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The email from Tyler S. Levin of the Office of Presidential Personnel instructs various government officials to use updated bio sheets with a disclaimer for processing candidates, stating that candidates without the updated form will not be processed.
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The email from Kathleen M. Bullock of the Office of Personnel Management discusses the scheduling of the next White House Liaison's meeting for April 26, 2018, at the EEOB.
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The email correspondence between Ryan Thompson and Mandy Gunasekara discusses the need to reschedule a call regarding a matter involving the EPA and DOJ coordination for the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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Troutman Sanders LLP announced the hiring of Charles Sensiba as a partner in their Washington, D.C. office, enhancing their Energy practice with his expertise in hydropower regulation and environmental issues.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) terminated the Department of Energy's proposed rule on grid reliability and resilience pricing and initiated a new proceeding to collect information on resilience from regional transmission organizations and independent system operators.
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Jeff Civins from Haynes and Boone, LLP is coordinating the final review of the draft brochure for the 30th Annual Texas Environmental Superconference, requesting feedback on speaker details and corrections by the following Tuesday, with plans to print the brochure soon.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) directed staff to convene a technical conference to address interconnection issues affecting neighboring utilities, in response to a complaint by EDF Renewable Energy against MISO, SPP, and PJM regarding coordination procedures.
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The document is a Washington Energy Report from Troutman Sanders LLP detailing the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) approval of changes to PJM Interconnection's capacity market rules to enhance participation from seasonal resources and the directive for a technical conference to further address related concerns.
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The document outlines the agenda for the 30th Annual Texas Environmental Superconference, hosted by various environmental organizations and featuring discussions on air quality, contested case hearings, and climate change, with participation from the EPA and TCEQ.
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The document is a speaker checklist for the Texas Environmental Superconference 2018, organized by Haynes and Boone, detailing speaker responsibilities, deadlines for submissions, and travel arrangements.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) rejected Calpine Corporation and PJM Interconnection's proposals to address capacity market issues and denied ISO New England's request for a waiver of its Tariff, initiating a Section 206 proceeding due to potential unjust and unreasonable provisions.
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The document is a Washington Energy Report from Troutman Sanders LLP detailing the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) issuance of a Notice of Inquiry regarding potential revisions to its policy on determining the public convenience and necessity for proposed natural gas pipelines, focusing on need assessment, eminent domain, environmental impacts, and review efficiency.
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The document reports on FERC's denial of rehearing for Dominion Transmission, Inc.'s New Market Project and a complaint from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities regarding cost allocations for the Bergen-Linden Corridor project, highlighting differing opinions among commissioners on the analysis of upstream and downstream impacts.
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The document reports on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) approval of AEP Energy's request for transmission service across interconnections between ERCOT and the Mexican CFE system, suggesting potential future interstate power flows that could bring ERCOT utilities under FERC's jurisdiction.
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The email from Jeff Civins discusses the registration process and speaker arrangements for the 30th Annual Texas Environmental Superconference, highlighting the participation of EPA and TCEQ speakers, and noting that Deputy Administrator Andrew Wheeler will not be attending.
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The email from Troutman Sanders LLP discusses a significant legal victory for the renewable energy sector, where the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed a prior ruling regarding the allocation of purchase price for wind facilities under Section 1060, impacting cash grants awarded by the Treasury Department under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
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The email from Delaney Rakosnik confirms a meeting with Bill Wehrum at the EPA regarding the Advanced Biofuels Association, providing details on logistics and security procedures for attendees.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA informs Elizabeth Moeller that he will be unavailable for a meeting with Teck Resources executives on March 21 or 22 due to attending the ECOS meeting in St. Paul.
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Teck Metals Ltd. is expressing serious concerns to the EPA Region 10 regarding the remedial investigation and feasibility study process for the Upper Columbia River/Lake Roosevelt Site, specifically about the perceived premature conclusions and decision-making related to sediment management standards in violation of the 2006 Settlement Agreement.
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The email from James Kenney, a Senior Policy Advisor at the US EPA, confirms the attendance of David McBride at the rescheduled Oil and Natural Gas Roundtable on February 27-28, 2018, and indicates that materials will be sent to participants the week of February 19th.
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The email from Ginger Kitzman confirms David McBride's attendance at the rescheduled Oil and Natural Gas Roundtable organized by the EPA on February 27-28, 2018.
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The email from James Kenney, a Senior Policy Advisor at the EPA, discusses the draft agenda for the upcoming Oil and Natural Gas Roundtable, indicating that adjustments are still being made and that he will send the finalized agenda and materials to participants soon.
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The email exchange between Jeff Civins and Kenneth Wagner discusses the possibility of Wagner speaking at a conference, with Civins indicating that they are exploring other options for filling a speaking slot reserved for the EPA Administrator.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox of the EPA addresses inquiries from CNN reporter Sara Ganim regarding Scott Pruitt's alleged ownership of Pruitt Auto Center, asserting that he has never owned it and urging verification from relevant authorities.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses a CNN report regarding Scott Pruitt's alleged ownership of Pruitt Auto Center, with EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox asserting that Pruitt has never owned the business, thus it is not listed on his disclosure forms.
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The email discusses a meeting between Ardagh Group and the EPA regarding emissions control installation at their Lincoln, Illinois plant, where a working group was established to explore potential resolutions.
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Tyson Foods' Chief Environmental Officer, Kevin Igli, sent an email regarding a letter requesting a full application related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Shailesh Sahay of POET requests a meeting with EPA Assistant Administrator Wehrum to discuss POET's corn fiber Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) pathway application.
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The email from Emily Lindley, Chief of Staff at EPA Region 6, discusses her interest in participating in a call regarding Texas's petition for reconsideration of the State Implementation Plan (SIP) related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Megan Berge of Baker Botts invites EPA Assistant Administrator David Ross to speak at the Cross-Cutting Issues Group meeting on September 20, 2018, in New Orleans, focusing on regulatory developments related to waste, water, and wildlife.
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The Chamber Technology Engagement Center is promoting a blockchain technology event scheduled for August 1, 2018, aimed at educating attendees on the differences between blockchain and Bitcoin and its potential impact on the agriculture industry.
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The email exchange between Aaron Ringel and Jon Toomey discusses scheduling a conversation regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating ongoing communication related to government affairs.
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The email from David Harlow at the EPA discusses a request for a no action assurance letter from Jon Toomey, representing Fitzgerald Truck Sales, related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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Boeing's Rachel Lipsey facilitates a connection between EPA Deputy Assistant Administrator Aaron Ringel and former EPA official Peter Pagano for a discussion on legislative affairs.
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Christopher Wenk announces his departure from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce after 11 years to become Vice President of Government Affairs for Kia Motors Corporation.
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The email from Sue Forrester of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discusses the significant energy developments in 2017, highlighting private investments, technological advances, and regulatory relief efforts by the Trump Administration aimed at strengthening the U.S. energy sector.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Global Energy Institute discusses Administrator Pruitt's memorandum on reforming the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) and introduces the Eneravlnnovates initiative to highlight advancements in energy efficiency.
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The email from Karen Harbert of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discusses New England's impending fuel-security crisis due to inadequate natural gas infrastructure, highlighting the need for additional pipelines to prevent rising energy costs and job losses in the region.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's April 27, 2018 newsletter discusses various topics including President Trump's signing of the Keeping America's Refuges Open Act, the BLM's call for nominations to the Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board, and updates on California's proposed lead tackle ban.
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The email correspondence involves the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) coordinating with the EPA regarding a speaker request for Administrator Pruitt to address their annual meeting scheduled for April 11-13, 2018.
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The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the CSF Conservation Classic golf fundraiser hosted at Sanctuary in Sedalia, Colorado, on July 9, 2018, aimed at bringing together outdoor industry leaders and elected officials.
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The email from Randall Luthi of NOIA expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator Pruitt for attending their Annual Meeting, highlighting the significance of his presence and the interest of members in his initiatives.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is announcing upcoming events, including the California Wine, Wings & Wildlife event in Sonoma and the Conservation Classic in Sedalia, along with sponsorship information.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's May 11, 2018, newsletter highlights the House Natural Resources Committee's passage of the Pittman-Robertson Modernization Bill and discusses various legislative efforts to promote conservation and hunting access, including a resolution for Great Lakes Week and a bill in Alaska allowing electronic licenses.
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The email from Sarah Rusenko of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is a reminder for RSVPs to a breakfast briefing on Chronic Wasting Disease scheduled for June 13, 2018, in the Rayburn House Office Building.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's June 8, 2018 newsletter discusses various state-level legislative actions related to hunting, including a Sunday hunting bill in Connecticut and highlights upcoming events and initiatives in wildlife conservation.
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The email from Troy Lyons of the EPA introduces Chad Bradley to Patrick Traylor for a discussion related to questions pertinent to the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA).
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's June 29, 2018 newsletter highlights bipartisan support for saltwater anglers, the passage of the Farm Bill to a conference committee, and updates on various state-level sportsmen initiatives, including Delaware's handgun hunting bill heading to the governor's desk.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is seeking sponsorships for its annual August Recess Clays Competition, aimed at connecting industry leaders and conservation groups with congressional staff in a shooting range event in Maryland.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is inviting participants to the 15th Annual National Assembly of Sportsmen's Caucuses Sportsman-Legislator Summit in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, from November 27-30, 2018, and is offering limited sponsorship opportunities.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation announced that its Federal Lands Policy Director, Andy Treharne, will serve as Chairman of the Federal Lands Hunting, Fishing and Shooting Sports Roundtable starting in 2018.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation (CSF) reported on its participation in the inaugural meeting of the Boating and Fishing Aquatic Invasive Species Coalition and highlighted efforts to advance sportsmen's access legislation in Congress.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's March 8, 2018 newsletter discusses various legislative and regulatory issues affecting sportsmen, including a markup on access legislation by the House Natural Resources Committee, fisheries management discussions at the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, and a proposed lead fishing tackle ban in California.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's March 16, 2018, newsletter highlights their participation in various legislative activities, including support for the Recovering America's Wildlife Act and testimony in favor of a Sunday hunting bill in Maryland.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's January 18, 2018, newsletter highlights discussions on 2018 priorities for hunting and conservation among Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus members and urges the House to advance fisheries management legislation.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is hosting a Breakfast Briefing on March 14, 2018, to discuss the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, with a time change to 7:30 a.m.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's March 30, 2018 newsletter highlights recent legislative actions, including Mississippi's resolution supporting federal fishery management reforms and West Virginia's new law allowing Sunday hunting on public lands.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation discusses various initiatives and legislative updates related to wildlife conservation, including Interior Secretary Zinke's allocation of $1.1 billion for state-based conservation funding and the signing of a West Virginia law allowing nonresident college students to purchase lifetime hunting and fishing licenses.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's January 25, 2018 newsletter discusses the U.S. Forest Service's request for input on proposed changes to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) procedures and highlights upcoming events related to legislative priorities for sportsmen in Delaware and Idaho.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation hosted a reception for the Governors Sportsmen's Caucus to discuss conservation priorities and achievements in sportsmen's advocacy during the National Governors Association meeting on February 26, 2018.
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The email from Kelly Kundinger at the EPA discusses the follow-up on a speaker request for Administrator Pruitt from Randall Luthi of the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA), indicating that the request will be reviewed in an upcoming scheduling meeting.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is hosting the Conservation Classic fundraiser on July 9, 2018, at Sanctuary in Sedalia, Colorado, to gather outdoor industry leaders and raise funds through various sponsorship opportunities.
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The document discusses the submission of a speaker request form for EPA Administrator Pruitt to address the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) Annual Meeting scheduled for April 11-13, 2018, as communicated by NOIA's VP of Conferences and Special Events, Ann Chapman.
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The document outlines the schedule and registration details for the Congressional Clays Competition and Industry Challenge, hosted by the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, taking place on May 14-15, 2018, in Glenn Dale, Maryland.
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The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is reminding recipients about the GSC Winter reception on February 24th, highlighting limited sponsorship opportunities and urging RSVPs.
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The email from Albert Kelly, a senior advisor at the EPA, discusses coordinating a meeting on May 7th with stakeholders to address obstacles and strategies for moving forward post-sampling plan in Portland.
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The email exchange between Albert Kelly from the EPA and Rich Gold from Holland & Knight discusses the status of a Regional Program Manager (RPM) position following a meeting in Portland.
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The email from Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor to the Administrator at the EPA, discusses scheduling a phone call with Region 10 regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Rich Gold discusses the arrangements for a meeting in Portland regarding the Regional Administrator's preferences for attendance and the involvement of EPA counsel.
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The email from Rich Gold of Holland & Knight discusses initiating post-sampling actions related to the Portland Harbor case, indicating ongoing legal considerations involving the EPA.
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Teck Metals Ltd. expressed gratitude to the EPA for a meeting regarding the Upper Columbia River/Lake Roosevelt Site, outlining their commitment to addressing environmental impacts from historical smelter operations and voicing concerns about the ongoing remedial investigation and feasibility study.
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The email from Rich Gold to Albert Kelly discusses the outcomes of the Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group meeting, where the EPA presented details about a December agreement with potentially responsible parties regarding sediment sampling and community engagement.
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