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The American Petroleum Institute and a coalition of energy industry associations condemned the Administration's draft plan to subsidize struggling coal and nuclear plants, arguing it would harm consumers and undermine energy market stability.
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The document is an appointment notification for a meeting organized by Richard Yamada from the USDA on April 30, 2018, to discuss "Reinvigorating Open Innovation Challenges to Reduce Nutrient Pollution," with participants from various federal agencies including NOAA, NIST, and USGS.
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The document is an email notification regarding a tentative appointment organized by Richard Yamada for a meeting on "Reinvigorating Open Innovation Challenges to Reduce Nutrient Pollution," scheduled for April 30, 2018, at the Ronald Reagan Building, with participants from various agencies including NOAA, NIST, and USGS.
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The email is a calendar invitation from Richard Yamada regarding a general discussion meeting scheduled for February 6, 2018, at the Ronald Reagan Building, involving participants from the EPA and the Niskanen Center, with logistics provided for attendees.
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The document is an email notification regarding a declined invitation to a meeting organized by Richard Yamada at the USGS on April 30, 2018, focused on "Reinvigorating Open Innovation Challenges to Reduce Nutrient Pollution."
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The document is an appointment notification from Richard Yamada regarding a meeting titled "Reinvigorating Open Innovation Challenges to Reduce Nutrient Pollution," scheduled for April 30, 2018, at the Ronald Reagan Building, with participants from various agencies including USGS and NIST.
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The document is an email from Austin McKay to Andrew Wheeler discussing a letter sent to President Obama regarding the invention of free energy systems and a request for funding to develop these technologies.
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The email from Yamil Jaskille to Andrew Wheeler discusses plans to meet regarding the management of fly ash from coal burning and the potential creation of regional solid waste management districts, with a follow-up planned for the week of June 4th.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA's Andrew Wheeler coordinating with Matt Sonnesyn from the Business Roundtable regarding an invitation for Wheeler to speak at a meeting, while noting the requirement for additional companies to participate.
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The email details a declined invitation for a meeting organized by Kenneth Wagner at the Department of the Interior on July 17, 2018, regarding federal partnerships, with participants from various agencies including NOAA and USDA.
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The email from the EPA confirms a meeting scheduled for February 15, 2018, involving federal partners to discuss the Sierra Club v. EPA case, with Kenneth Wagner as the organizer.
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The email from Kenneth Wagner confirms an accepted meeting with federal partners scheduled for April 19, 2018, regarding the RESTORE Council, involving various government officials from multiple agencies.
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The document is an email notification regarding a scheduled meeting organized by Kenneth Wagner from the EPA with federal partners on April 19, 2018, to discuss topics related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document is a notification from the Department of the Interior regarding the room update and directions for the Water Sub-Cabinet meeting scheduled for August 2, 2018.
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The document is a notification from the Department of the Interior regarding logistical details for the upcoming Water Sub-Cabinet meeting scheduled for August 2, 2018, including room location and entry instructions.
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The email from ICF Digital promotes a report on digital transformation among federal leaders, targeting Nancy Beck at the EPA.
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The email correspondence between Daniel Liebowitz of Allnex and Nancy Beck of the EPA discusses the urgent need for a consent order related to a project that is pending final signature, which is necessary for commercialization to proceed.
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The email correspondence involves Lawrence Culleen from Arnold & Porter coordinating with Nancy Beck and Jeff Morris from the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention to schedule an informal meeting in July to discuss progress on new chemicals issues relevant to the semiconductor industry.
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The email from Caroline Merten of EFSA discusses planning for a 2019 international conference on uncertainty, aiming for a mixed audience of academia and regulators, with confirmed speakers including Morgan Grange and Terje Aven.
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The email from Glenn Ruskin of the American Chemical Society discusses the confirmed attendance of Senator Steve Daines and NIST Director Walter Copan at the upcoming ACS Chief Technology Officer Summit scheduled for September 12 and 13, 2018.
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The email from Lawrence Culleen of Arnold & Porter discusses scheduling a meeting on July 13, 2018, with Nancy Beck from the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention and Jeff Morris, including an agenda for the meeting.
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The email from a job applicant to Dr. Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses their applications for multiple Biologist/Toxicologist positions and mentions a setback regarding one specific application.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA and Marrone Bio Innovations discussing the need to identify the right person to gather data for supporting a robust case for biostimulant products seeking market entry, aiming for clarity in a currently ambiguous regulatory situation.
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The email from Nancy Beck discusses a Google Alert regarding her role at the EPA, highlighting concerns about the agency easing regulations on new chemicals and her previous ties to the American Chemistry Council.
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The email from Nancy Beck of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses an upcoming National Academies Workshop on February 1st and 2nd, 2018, focused on reviewing advances made to the IRIS process, inviting public participation and comments.
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The email from Brian Wynne to Nancy Beck and others at an unspecified agency discusses the death of his brother due to exposure to Methylene Chloride, urging immediate action against its use and opposing the shelving of the NMP rule.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, and Seth Goldberg discusses scheduling a call to talk about upcoming conferences and catch up.
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The email from Glenn Ruskin of the American Chemical Society discusses the participation of Erik Baptist in the upcoming ACS Chief Technology Officer Summit on September 12 & 13, following Nancy Beck's inability to attend due to an international trip, with Derrick Bolen from the EPA facilitating the arrangement.
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The email from Valerie Ayers of TERA invites attendees of the Society of Toxicology's 2018 Annual Meeting to an ice cream social event, highlighting the opportunity to learn about TERA's initiatives.
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The email correspondence between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, and Brad McKinney discusses potential job opportunities related to pesticides within the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention.
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The email correspondence involves Glenn Ruskin from the American Chemical Society requesting a meeting with Nancy Beck from the EPA to discuss the Green Chemistry Challenge Awards program and facilitate introductions with ACS leadership.
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The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) developed recommendations for managing longer chain PFAS detected under the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR) 3, aligning their approach with Connecticut's guidelines and seeking further assessment for PFBS.
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The email from Jason Sloan invites U.S. EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wehrum to present at the Association of Air Pollution Control Agencies' 2018 Fall Business Meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina, highlighting the importance of EPA participation for state and local air agencies.
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The email correspondence involves Kenneth Wagner of the EPA discussing a letter from Maine Governor LePage addressed to EPA Administrator Pruitt, with multiple state officials copied on the communication.
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The document outlines the agenda for a meeting organized by the US EPA Office of Research and Development on February 2, 2018, at the Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center, focusing on regional environmental issues and science needs as discussed by representatives from various state environmental agencies.
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The email from James Kenney at the EPA discusses the scheduling conflict of John Baza, who cannot attend the upcoming Oil and Natural Gas Roundtable meeting due to a Board of Oil, Gas and Mining meeting, while encouraging participation in future discussions at the ECOS Spring Meeting and IOGCC Business Meeting.
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The document is a working draft detailing the attendee list for a meeting on February 2, 2018, involving various state environmental agency representatives and US EPA officials from Region 5, focusing on collaboration and discussions related to environmental protection initiatives.
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The email from Mandy Gunasekara of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources discusses Wisconsin's comments regarding the EPA's proposed ozone designations, indicating ongoing collaboration on the issue.
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The email from R. Walker discusses the preparation for a keynote panel on "Understanding New Directions for Cooperative Federalism" at the 2018 MECC - KC, emphasizing a conversational format without PowerPoint presentations and outlining the roles of participants, including Jim Gulliford from the EPA.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the selection of participants for the 2018 Regional-ORD Community of Science Networking Program (ROCS-Net), which aims to enhance collaboration between regional and state scientists and the Office of Research and Development (ORD) through a series of activities and discussions.
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The email from R. Walker discusses the upcoming 5th annual MECC - KC event organized by various state and federal environmental agencies, highlighting the keynote session scheduled for April 11 and inviting feedback on the session format.
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The email from Jim Gulliford of the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality discusses a recent panel on Cooperative Federalism and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to present pollution prevention program awards, suggesting a desire to continue such events in the future.
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The email from Sam Sankar outlines follow-up actions for the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) after a meeting in St. Paul, including discussions on EPA deference, standards of review for state actions, and the renaming of the National Enforcement Initiatives to National Compliance Initiatives.
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The email from David Gray discusses the preparation of a straw agenda for an upcoming State Directors Meeting involving multiple environmental agencies.
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) issued a nondiscrimination notice outlining its policy against discrimination in its programs and activities, in compliance with federal laws, and provided information on how to file a complaint regarding discrimination.
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The USEPA Region 1 is organizing a one-day meeting on nutrient management on June 19, 2018, at the Atlantic Ecology Division in Narragansett, Rhode Island, with an additional meeting on innovative technologies for nutrient pollution scheduled for June 18.
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The document outlines the mission and research authorization of the US EPA's Office of Research and Development (ORD), detailing its budget, staffing, and the legal framework under which it conducts environmental research relevant to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document discusses the U.S. EPA's efforts to address the vulnerabilities of coastal marshes in New England due to accelerated sea level rise, including organizing workshops to promote sustainability and restoration strategies.
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The letter from the Governor of Maine to EPA Administrator Pruitt expresses concerns about the EPA's requirement for Maine to adopt the Control Techniques Guideline for Industrial Cleaning Solvents, arguing it imposes unnecessary burdens on the state without clear benefits to public health or the environment, and announces Maine's intention to request removal from the Ozone Transport Region due to its attainment status.
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The document outlines a meeting agenda for the US EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations, focusing on the Superfund Task Force, the PFAS Action Agenda in collaboration with Michigan's response team, and highlights from the President's FY 2019 budget.
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The document outlines a meeting agenda for the US EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations, focusing on the EPA's Superfund Task Force, PFAS Action Agenda, and highlights from the President's FY '19 Budget, with presentations from various EPA officials and Michigan representatives.
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The EPA Region 10 briefing paper outlines the upcoming request for approval of Idaho's NPDES program, aiming for transfer of authority to the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality by July 1, 2018, following extensive collaboration since 2015.
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The EPA is coordinating with New Hampshire officials to discuss the delegation process for CWA Section 402 (NPDES) and plans to establish a timeline and key team for collaboration.
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The email correspondence between Christian Palich of the EPA and Ruth Critchfield discusses the scheduling of a mine tour in Wyoming with Administrator Pruitt and invites Governor Mead to attend, emphasizing the need for confidentiality regarding the visit.
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The email from Kathleen M. Bullock at the White House reminds recipients to RSVP for an upcoming White House Liaison's meeting and informs them about a reserved space for a Happy Hour afterward.
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The email from Tyler S. Levin at the Executive Office of the President (EOP) instructs various agency contacts to complete and return a tracking template for current political appointees by the end of the following day.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a call with Administrator Pruitt, with participants including staff from both the EPA and the Illinois government.
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The email from Janice Mason confirms a scheduled call between EPA Administrator Pruitt and Alaska Governor Walker for January 24, 2018, at 1:15 PM AK Time.
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The email correspondence between Preston Cory of the EPA and Matthias Censky of the Wisconsin government discusses scheduling a phone call between EPA Administrator Pruitt and Governor Walker, with a request for topics to be discussed.
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The email correspondence involves Todd Smith coordinating a conference call with EPA representatives and Georgia officials regarding environmental policy discussions, indicating a need to reschedule due to technical difficulties.
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The email from Jane Hirsch of the New Hampshire government discusses scheduling a call with Governor Sununu regarding the EPA's upcoming "National Dialogue" on PFAS/PFOA issues, aimed at developing strategies for managing contaminants in drinking water.
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The EPA is addressing concerns raised by Myranda Hardy regarding mining contamination in her Anaconda home, with agency officials prioritizing her case and coordinating an in-home appointment to assess the situation.
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The email from Lee Forsgren of the EPA discusses the need to expedite the press release process regarding a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Governor Walker's office in Alaska.
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The Department of the Army and the Environmental Protection Agency issued a Memorandum of Agreement on June 11, 2018, to provide guidance on the mitigation requirements for wetlands in Alaska under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, clarifying how national policies can be applied in the state while ensuring environmental stewardship.
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The document discusses the regulatory framework governing produced water in New Mexico, focusing on its potential uses and the implications of these regulations, as prepared by the New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department and the Water Resources Research Institute.
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The email discusses collaboration between the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and the EPA regarding a press release on recycling produced water in oil and gas activities, highlighting its economic and resource conservation benefits.
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The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality coordinated with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to reserve a conference room for the Wyoming Mining Smart Sectors round table on June 28, 2018, confirming there would be no charge for the room.
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Tara McKee from the Utah government is coordinating with Patrick Davis from the EPA regarding a stakeholder meeting for the outdoor recreation industry scheduled for September 6, 2018, and is seeking clarification on the specific stakeholders involved.
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Diane Shober from the Wyoming government is coordinating with Patrick Davis from the EPA regarding outreach to tourism and outdoor recreation industry associations in Wyoming, emphasizing the importance of timing for engagement due to the industry's seasonal nature.
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Patrick Davis from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating with Scott Ericson from the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food regarding the scheduling and details of a meeting on July 31, 2018.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is organizing a series of forums in Region 8 to engage with industry representatives and stakeholder groups from key economic sectors in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming, aiming to enhance understanding of industry practices and environmental issues.
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The document is a communication from the Utah government regarding the preparation and expectations for panelists and presenters at the 2018 Utah Outdoor Recreation Summit, emphasizing the importance of engaging the diverse audience and effective presentation techniques.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is organizing a mining and energy round table discussion on May 31 to foster dialogue with the mining and energy industries in Montana, with participation from Regional Administrator Doug Benevento.
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Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating with Utah officials, including Tom Adams, Rose Smith, and Tara McKee, to discuss the EPA's participation in an upcoming summit focused on outdoor recreation and its impact on quality of life, economy, and health.
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Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating with Kristi Ponozzo from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality regarding participation in upcoming events, including identifying staff contacts and suggesting participants from various sectors.
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Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating a stakeholders meeting for the outdoor recreation industry during the Outdoor Recreation Summit on September 6, 2018, and is requesting a room and a stakeholder list for invitations.
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The document details the scheduling and agenda for a Wyoming Mining Smart Sectors meeting organized by the EPA, set to take place on August 16, 2018, in Cheyenne, focusing on various industry issues including air quality and NEPA discussions.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is hosting an agriculture and food production Smart Sectors roundtable on June 25, 2018, in Minot, ND, to discuss environmental regulatory challenges and improve stakeholder communication.
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Patrick Davis from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses the planning of a Wyoming Mining Smart Sectors round table event scheduled for June 28 in Cheyenne, suggesting a maximum group size of 25 attendees.
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The document outlines the participants and their roles for the Air Force Central Regional Environmental Restoration Summit held on May 9 and 10, 2018, involving various representatives from the Air Force, EPA, and state environmental agencies.
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The email from Sara Sparks discusses the EPA's review of heavy metal analytical data from the Smurfit Stone Mill Site, indicating that a summary will be provided to Commissioner Strohmaier.
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The email correspondence between Tara McKee from the Utah government and Patrick Davis from the EPA discusses the logistics for a stakeholders meeting during the Outdoor Recreation Summit, including the meeting's date, time, and location.
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The email from Patrick Davis of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requests the cancellation of a meeting room reservation at the Wyoming State Library for June 28, 2018.
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The Environmental Protection Agency directed Potential Responsible Parties to conduct water sampling at the Smurfit-Stone Frenchtown Mill Site on May 23, 2018, to investigate the source and constituents of a tea-colored water plume observed near the site.
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The email from Patrick Davis discusses the confirmation of the location for the Wyoming Mining Smart Sectors meeting scheduled for August 16, 2018, in Cheyenne, and outlines the agenda and participants for various sessions related to uranium industry issues and air quality.
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The Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality is coordinating a phone call with the governor, facilitated by Kristin Allan, to connect various officials, including those from the EPA.
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The email exchange between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Mary Soukup from the Kansas Department of Agriculture discusses the scheduling of a visit for EPA Administrator Pruitt to tour ethanol plants in Kansas.
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The email correspondence between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Paul Mercer from the Maine government discusses rescheduling a meeting for event brainstorming originally planned for July 25 to the week of August 20, 2018.
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The email exchange between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Michael Zellern from New Hampshire discusses scheduling a potential visit to New Hampshire in February 2018.
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The email correspondence discusses the praise from Americans for Prosperity for the Trump Administration and Interior Secretary Zinke's efforts to advance offshore natural resource development, specifically regarding oil and gas in the National Outer Continental Shelf.
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The email from Stephanie Groen of the Iowa Governor's Office discusses a letter from six GOP Governors to President Trump expressing their support for the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) and coordinating its distribution among relevant officials.
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The email correspondence involves the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a meeting related to an Atlanta visit with officials from the Georgia Governor's office, specifically discussing scheduling updates and coordination efforts.
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The email correspondence involves EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox providing information to reporter Laura Aronson regarding Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to Manchester, NH, while addressing her inquiries about the visit's background and details.
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The email from Taylor Gage of the Nebraska government to Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses a $69.7 million WIFIA loan for Omaha's water infrastructure, including a quote from Governor Ricketts thanking the EPA for their support.
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The Nebraska Farm Bureau announced a roundtable discussion on June 14, 2018, featuring EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and Governor Pete Ricketts to address concerns regarding the "Waters of the U.S." Rule and its implications for Nebraska residents.
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The email discusses an upcoming roundtable event where EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt will meet with Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts and members of the Common Sense Nebraska coalition to discuss the "Waters of the U.S." Rule.
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The National Energy Resources Organization (NERO) is hosting a "Happy Hour" event on May 24, 2018, and is reminding invitees to RSVP by May 18 while emphasizing that only NERO can extend invitations to congressional members due to compliance with House and Senate rules.
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The document is an undeliverable email notification from Office 365 regarding a message sent by Tate Bennett to Arnoldo Medina at Chevron, indicating a policy violation or system error that prevented delivery.
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The Colorado Petroleum Council commended the Colorado Senate for passing Senate Bill 18-230, which enhances protections for mineral and royalty owners by modifying pooling procedures and increasing the minimum royalty rate.
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The American Petroleum Institute (API) and other industry associations announced their preparedness measures for the upcoming hurricane season, emphasizing safety, resilience, and collaboration with government officials to ensure energy supply and environmental protection.
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