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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses inquiries regarding the agency's assessment of arsenic health risks in drinking water, detailing historical regulations and compliance standards for arsenic levels.
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Dee Chase-Unno from Gulf Premier Logistics is requesting updates from the EPA regarding the status of entry 9DN0005231-4 for Global Tradepoint, emphasizing the need for communication to a specific email address.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the EPA discusses the registration and evaluation of Garlon 4 Ultra as a specialty herbicide for rights-of-way, confirming its approval for use and outlining the agency's assessment process regarding its safety and environmental impact.
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The email from Sarah Craig to Enesta Jones discusses inquiries regarding the EPA's assessment of arsenic health risks, specifically seeking guidance on accessing compliance data for community water systems and questions about the agency's decision-making related to arsenic regulations.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA's Enesta Jones responding to journalist Nicole Cherie Jones regarding a media request for expert commentary on dehumidifiers for a story, indicating willingness to assist and requesting questions and a deadline.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA provides guidance to William Hengst on accessing the eGRID database to obtain the breakdown of energy sources for Philadelphia's electricity mix, specifically detailing the resource mix data available for the RFC East subregion.
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The email discusses the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's decision to suspend the withdrawal of a proposed determination regarding the Bristol Bay Watershed and plans to solicit additional public comments.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox discusses the proposed and final renewable fuel volume requirements for 2018-2020, including specific gallon targets for cellulosic biofuel, biomass-based diesel, advanced biofuel, and renewable fuel, as part of the Environmental Protection Agency's regulatory process.
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The email from the EPA discusses the background and qualifications of Andrew Wheeler, who is set to become the Acting Administrator of the EPA on July 9, 2018, and includes a recusal letter in response to inquiries about his appointment.
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The document discusses Curtis Ellis advocating for the Senate to confirm Kathy Kraninger as the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to continue President Trump's regulatory rollback efforts.
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The email exchange between Michael Abboud from the EPA and Adnan Jalil from Alpha Strategies discusses scheduling a meeting for coffee on July 12, 2018, amidst ongoing communications related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from John Konkus at the EPA discusses a response to Congressman Cummings regarding FOIA procedures, clarifying that the protocol in question was established under the Obama administration and addressing the 400% increase in FOIA requests during the Trump administration.
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The document discusses a study by ISCA Technologies, published in Current Biology, which found that honeybee pheromones can effectively and safely repel elephants in Greater Kruger National Park, providing a potential new tool for managing human-elephant conflicts.
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The email from Molly Block discusses the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's campaign to prevent farms and ranches from being regulated under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) following a court decision, highlighting concerns over the implications for livestock producers.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox at the EPA discusses an upcoming press release about the agency's progress in cleaning up Superfund sites, specifically mentioning the Omaha Lead site in Nebraska, and highlights the removal of seven sites from the National Priorities List in 2017.
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The email from Liz Bowman at the EPA discusses the tentative lineup for the State of the Union (SOTU) direction as communicated by the White House, with an attachment detailing Administrator Pruitt's plans.
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The email exchange between James Hewitt of the EPA and William Murray from R Street discusses rescheduling a meeting originally planned for January 26, 2018, to the following Friday at 2 PM due to scheduling conflicts.
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The email correspondence involves the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discussing the onboarding of John Ryan as an Infrastructure Fellow to collaborate on water infrastructure initiatives.
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The email exchange involves James Marshall Crotty, Director of Communications for Congressman Jeff Fortenberry, coordinating with Michael Abboud from the EPA regarding a quote for an upcoming press release related to a Nebraska grant, with ongoing revisions and requests for updates.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA discusses resources related to solar projects on coal sites and provides links to information about renewable energy installations on contaminated lands, specifically for Herman K. Trabish's inquiry.
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The email discusses concerns from Curtis Ellis regarding the infrastructure plan's potential to hinder construction efforts due to bureaucratic red tape, emphasizing the need for streamlined processes to enhance economic growth.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox invites recipients to an on-the-record regional roundtable hosted by the EPA on March 12, 2018, to discuss various environmental topics and reflect on Administrator Scott Pruitt's first year in office.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA addresses fact-checking inquiries related to the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance, specifically clarifying its role and the scope of its agents in environmental enforcement, including Superfund.
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The email from Michael Bastasch discusses an upcoming interview with Jahan Wilcox at the EPA, focusing on regulatory rollbacks, the agency's role, and Administrator Pruitt's vision, while referencing a document detailing the EPA's achievements in the past year.
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The email exchange involves Neil McCabe from One America News Network discussing potential guest appearances related to the EPA, ultimately resulting in Robert Okinczyc declining the invitation.
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The email from Kelsi Daniell of the EPA discusses logistics for an upcoming meeting regarding highlights of Administrator Scott Pruitt's biography and his regulatory reforms.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA's Office of Public Affairs indicates that the agency has not taken any public action regarding Genscape's potential invalidation of RINs and is unable to comment on the ongoing inquiry related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA discusses the National Aquatic Resource Surveys (NARS) in response to a request from PolitiFact's Jon Greenberg for the latest national summary on water quality data.
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The email correspondence between Adnan Jaiil of Alpha Strategies, LLC and Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses a request for an introduction to the Chief Information Officers at the EPA for a cybersecurity client, Trapezoid, Inc., highlighting the importance of addressing government safety in relation to cyber attacks.
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The U.S. EPA's Office of Public Affairs provided information to a journalist about the Campus RainWorks Challenge, highlighting the participation of 87 student teams and the environmental benefits of their designs.
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The email exchange between Michael Bastasch and EPA official Michael Abboud discusses a hazmat team's response to a suspicious package at the EPA headquarters on May 1, 2018.
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The document is a reservation form submitted to the Dallas Department of Aviation for a conference event scheduled on July 16, 2018, related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence involves Darren Goode from Clear Path coordinating a meeting with Stephen Gordon, Deputy Director for Public Engagement at the EPA, to discuss potential collaboration on achieving better environmental outcomes.
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The email correspondence between Adrian Jalil of Alpha Strategies and Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses difficulties in contacting the IT department regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence between Stephen Gordon of the EPA and Darren Goode from Clear Path discusses scheduling a meeting to explore collaboration on achieving better environmental outcomes.
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The email exchange between Dave Kennett from the House of Representatives and Bill Wehrum from the EPA discusses scheduling a call to discuss comments from Rep. Calvert regarding air quality standards.
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The email from Jane Nishida of the EPA discusses the U.S. representation at the 2018 Strategic Dialogue of the Carbon Market Platform, indicating her willingness to assist the State Department in this matter.
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The email from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a list of accomplishments from Administrator Scott Pruitt's first year and offers additional resources for further information.
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The State Department will lead the U.S. delegation to the Carbon Market Platform meeting on September 21-22, 2018, and currently does not require participation from the EPA.
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The Congressional Western Caucus, led by members including Chairman Paul Gosar, announced the introduction of bills aimed at reforming oil and gas permitting processes to enhance efficiency and support American energy dominance.
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The House of Representatives passed the Agriculture and Nutrition Act, also known as the Farm Bill, with support from the Congressional Western Caucus, emphasizing support for rural America and agricultural reforms.
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The Congressional Western Caucus announced the introduction of a bipartisan "Endangered Species Act Modernization Package" consisting of nine bills aimed at improving the 1973 Act, with support from over 115 national and regional organizations.
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The document details the Trump Administration's announcement of a Draft Proposed Program by the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to expand offshore oil and gas production for the 2019-2024 period, supported by various Congressional members.
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The email announces changes in the leadership and membership of the Congressional Western Caucus, highlighting Congressman Andy Biggs' new role as Chief Regulatory Reform Officer and the addition of Congressman John Curtis as a member.
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The email from Jeff Small discusses the government shutdown initiated by Senate Democrats, blaming them for prioritizing partisan politics over the needs of troops and the American public, while highlighting the House of Representatives' actions to fund the government.
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The document details a successful policy tour organized by the Western Caucus in Arizona, highlighting discussions on key issues such as mineral security and water management, with participation from Congressional members and Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Brenda Burman.
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The Congressional Western Caucus, led by Chairman Paul A. Gosar, is urging the Trump Administration to review and reverse mineral withdrawals enacted by the Obama Administration, citing negative impacts on local communities and job creation.
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The document discusses the successful bipartisan passage of Congressman Amodei's Amendment #122 to the NDAA in the House of Representatives, aimed at streamlining permitting for critical and strategic minerals to address national security concerns related to the Department of Defense's reliance on foreign supply chains.
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The House of Representatives passed H.R. 3144, a dam protection bill sponsored by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, aimed at ensuring the operational stability of the Lower Snake River Dams while prioritizing scientific management over judicial intervention.
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The Congressional Western Caucus, led by Chairman Paul A. Gosar, urged the Trump Administration to include copper and other minerals in the final critical minerals list to enhance national security and reduce reliance on foreign imports.
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The document reports on the passage of Congressman Doug LaMalfa's amendment to streamline the permitting process for rural broadband infrastructure in the U.S. House of Representatives, aimed at improving broadband coverage in rural areas.
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The email correspondence involves the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discussing the announcement of a WIFIA loan for Omaha, with a request for a quote from a congressional office by the end of the day.
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Ariel Wittenberg from E&E News is inquiring with the EPA about the status of the Great Lakes Advisory Board, specifically regarding the renewal of its charter and the lack of new appointments, amidst concerns that the Trump administration may not prioritize the Great Lakes.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials and a congressional staffer discusses planning for a visit, indicating a preference to delay press announcements until closer to the event date.
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The email discusses the launch of the EPA's new deregulatory website, which outlines rules being repealed or modified, and is shared among members of the Congressional Western Caucus, including Tanner Hanson and Molly Block.
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The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is requesting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to develop new guidance on economic impacts for private sector discharger variances, following the EPA's decision to exclude private-sector dischargers from the nutrient variance rules approved in 2017.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a phone call between Administrator Pruitt and Governor Burgum, with instructions to use a different phone number for the call.
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The email from Heidi Grether of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) acknowledges an offer of assistance from Cathy Stepp of the EPA regarding collaboration on a meeting related to the Parchment/Kalamazoo area.
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The EPA announced plans to host a National Leadership Summit to address concerns regarding Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and engage with governors to find solutions for public health protection.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a call with Governor Sununu regarding PFAS/PFOA issues, with Hayley Ford confirming the call details.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA's Liz Bowman coordinating a call between Administrator Pruitt and Alaska Governor Bill Walker, with a proposed time of 5 p.m. EST.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) communicated that Director Keith Creagh cannot attend an August 17 meeting due to a prior commitment, but DNR Wildlife Chief Russ Mason and Wildlife Biologist Joe Robison will participate instead.
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The document outlines a teleconference held by the US EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations on February 14, 2018, discussing the agency's PFAS Action Agenda, Michigan's PFAS Action Response Team, the Superfund Task Force recommendations, and the President's FY 2019 EPA budget.
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The email from Arnita Hannon discusses the RSVPs for the Office of Community and Intergovernmental Relations' Quarterly Outreach Meeting scheduled for February 14, 2018.
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The email from Arnita Hannon of the EPA requests presenters to adjust their timeslots for an upcoming outreach meeting due to a scheduling conflict, proposing a revised agenda for the Superfund Task Force portion.
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The email from Molly Block of the EPA discusses coordinating a press release regarding communication with Governor Walker on a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), with plans to release it on Monday afternoon to align with Alaska's time zone.
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The email discusses the planning of the May PFAS Summit, with Peter Grevatt from the EPA acknowledging input from Carol Isaacs of the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team regarding agenda items and the importance of sharing best practices among states.
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The email from Kristi Ponozzo of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality discusses coordination with Patrick Davis from the EPA regarding upcoming forums aimed at engaging industry representatives and stakeholders in Montana and other states to enhance understanding of regulatory processes and environmental protection practices.
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The meeting summary details discussions between the US EPA and Utah Departments of Agriculture and Food regarding the challenges and suggestions for improving the implementation of Nutrient Management Plans under the Clean Water Act, emphasizing the need for simplification and state-level guidance.
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The email correspondence between Tara McKee of the Utah government and Patrick Davis of the EPA discusses the restart of the NEPA review process for the Bluff River Trail, which is crucial for San Juan County to proceed with the trail construction and apply for grant funding.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) coordinating meetings with representatives from the mining and agriculture sectors in Utah, with Denise Dragoo expressing her anticipation for the upcoming discussions.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is hosting a Smart Sectors roundtable on June 25, 2018, in Minot, ND, to discuss environmental regulatory challenges and improve stakeholder communication in agriculture and food production.
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The meeting summary details a discussion between the US EPA and Utah Departments of Agriculture and Food regarding challenges and suggestions for improving the implementation of Nutrient Management Plans under the Clean Water Act, emphasizing the need for simplification and state-level guidance.
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The meeting summary details a discussion between the US EPA and Utah Departments of Agriculture and Food regarding challenges and suggestions for improving the implementation of Nutrient Management Plans under the Clean Water Act, emphasizing the need for simplification and state-level guidance.
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The email from Patrick Davis of the Environmental Protection Agency discusses participant suggestions for forums related to agriculture, mining, and tourism/recreation in response to a request from Alan Matheson of the Utah government.
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Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating a forum with Tom Adams from the Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation to discuss participation and topics related to outdoor recreation and BLM land leasing.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck of the EPA and Sheryl Kunickis of the USDA discusses scheduling a conversation regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck of the EPA and Robert Johansson of the USDA discusses their busy work schedules and the possibility of meeting for lunch regarding resurfacing topics.
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The email exchange between Sheryl Kunickis from the USDA and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses scheduling a conversation regarding an unspecified topic, with Kunickis indicating she will try to call Beck shortly.
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The email from Charlotte Bertrand at EPA discusses coordinating a meeting for Gavin Noyes, who is working on uranium mining issues affecting Native Americans, with individuals at the EPA's Crystal City office.
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The email correspondence involves the USDA discussing the rollout of a statement on plant breeding innovations, with coordination between Dudley Hoskins and Nancy Beck from the EPA.
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The American Chemistry Council submitted concerns to the EPA regarding the incorporation of a toxicogenomics dataset into the IRIS assessment of hexavalent chromium, following the agency's refusal to meet to discuss the matter.
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The email from Eileen Conneely to Kris Thayer discusses the submission of correspondence to the EPA's IRIS docket regarding Cr(VI) genomics data after a request for a meeting was declined.
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The commentary discusses a National Toxicology Program report on the carcinogenicity of formaldehyde, emphasizing its implications for risk assessment in light of ongoing debates about exposure guidelines set by the EPA and WHO.
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The document details a confirmed meeting scheduled for August 23, 2018, involving EPA officials and representatives from the American Chemistry Council and Exponent to discuss matters related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document is a letter from representatives of the renewable fuels industry to the EPA's Assistant Administrator William Wehrum, discussing the agency's legal authority to extend the 1.0 psi Reid Vapor Pressure allowance for gasoline blends containing 15 percent ethanol and providing a legal memorandum supporting this interpretation.
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The email from Matthew W. Morrison of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP discusses a petition for reconsideration regarding small refinery exemptions submitted to the EPA, and expresses a desire to discuss the petition further.
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The document is a letter from representatives of the renewable fuels industry to the EPA's Assistant Administrator William Wehrum, discussing the legal authority for extending the 1.0 psi Reid Vapor Pressure allowance for gasoline blends containing 15 percent ethanol and providing a memorandum that supports this interpretation based on the Clean Air Act's legislative history.
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The email discusses a concept related to Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) aimed at resolving issues with their market volatility, shared between Doug Goehring of North Dakota and Patrick Davis from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with the intent to engage Governor Burgum and Administrator Pruitt on the matter.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is organizing a roundtable discussion on September 6, 2018, at the Zermatt Resort to address environmental regulatory challenges faced by the Utah outdoor recreation industry.
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Patrick Davis from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency confirmed his participation in the Utah Outdoor Recreation Summit scheduled for September 4-6, 2018, and received logistical details from Rose Smith of the Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation.
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The email from Sara Sparks discusses a site visit to pond 13A involving representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USCE) to address the issue of boils, with a plan to place sandbags around one of the boils as a temporary solution.
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The email from Sara Sparks of the Army Corps of Engineers discusses the monitoring of the Mill Dike and confirms that no problems were observed with the berm, along with plans for an emergency action plan to address potential flooding at the Smurfit site.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a memorandum providing a draft of the "PM2.5 Precursor Demonstration Guidance" to air agencies for review and comment, aimed at assisting in the development of optional precursor demonstrations under the PM2.5 State Implementation Plan (SIP) Requirements Rule.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responding to comments from the Missoula County Board of County Commissioners regarding the draft Human Health Risk Assessment and Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment Work Plan for Operable Units 2 and 3 at the Smurfit-Stone Mill Superfund Site, indicating that they will incorporate the concerns into further evaluations and ensure additional opportunities for public review before finalizing the assessments.
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The email from Sara Sparks of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality discusses the inspection report for the Smurfit Stone ponds berm, detailing ongoing inspections by NewField's in response to flooding conditions and communication with local water quality authorities.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials discusses scheduling a preparatory phone call ahead of a meeting between the Secretary and the Governor of Nebraska.
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The document announces that Tenaska has signed a long-term power purchase agreement with Associated Electric Cooperative for a 236-megawatt renewable energy project, the Tenaska Clear Creek Energy Center, which is set to begin operations in 2020 in Maryville, Missouri.
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The email correspondence between Rachel Rogier from Arch Coal and Christian Palich from the EPA discusses obtaining contact information for Sarah Greenwalt and arranging a lunch meeting.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons of the EPA and Melissa Shute discusses scheduling a lunch meeting while they are both in Washington, D.C.
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