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The email exchange between Mandy Gunasekara of the EPA and Ray Shepherd from Peabody Energy discusses scheduling a brief conversation regarding the Navajo Generating Station (NGS).
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The email from Thomas C. Perry to Aurelia Skipwith discusses their conversation during a government trail ride and includes Perry's contact information.
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The email from Brian Lipshutz to Aurelia Skipwith discusses a letter from Paul Fireman, founder of Liberty National, addressed to President Trump.
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The email from Rich Golb to Secretary Ryan Zinke discusses Golb's availability to meet in Washington, D.C. on January 23 and 24, 2018.
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The email from Tom Valentine discusses the details of a free reception for the OSS Maritime Unit Celebration on November 15, 2017, which will be attended by Ryan Zinke and Joe Kernan, with funding provided by the Omni Shoreham Hotel and the OSS Society.
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The email from Robert Fanning discusses the application of RICO laws to address corruption and the alleged looting of Montana's natural resources, advocating for severe penalties for those responsible.
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The email from Robert Fanning discusses concerns about corruption and regulatory capture in various sectors, including healthcare, and calls for action to enforce the U.S. Constitution and address these issues in Montana.
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The email from Deidre Almstead of the Department of Energy confirms the participation of Secretaries Perry and Zinke at the National Clean Energy Week Symposium on September 26th and requests the completion of an event form.
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The email from Leila Getto discusses a forwarded message regarding "Energy 9," involving communication between various individuals, including those from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The email correspondence from Leila Getto of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discusses rescheduling a meeting between Secretary Zinke and Tom Donohue to June 5th, focusing on support for Zinke's platform and discussing issues related to BOEM/BSEE, BLM, and FWS.
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The email from Shawn Rusterholz of Chevron requests a meeting between Secretary Zinke and Jeff Shellebarger to discuss domestic energy exploration and regulatory issues.
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The email exchange involves Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior providing Christina Summers' email address to Kim LeBlanc of the Land Conservation Assistance Network.
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The email exchange between Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior and Ray Shepherd of Peabody Energy discusses the importance of the Navajo Generating Station for energy reliability in Arizona and mentions potential options for financing rail lines and a two-year extension related to the station's operations.
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The email correspondence between James Cason and Rebecca Rom discusses a meeting regarding the withdrawal study for Superior National Forest lands to protect the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, highlighting support from various stakeholders, including the Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters group.
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The document consists of a series of text messages between individuals discussing the scheduling and payment for a cleaning service at an apartment, with one participant mentioning issues with their phone and the cleaning service's performance.
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The email correspondence between Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior and David Reynolds from the Association of California Water Agencies discusses Dennis Cardoza, indicating a potential collaboration or communication regarding water-related issues.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior requests assistance from the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) to gather perspectives on how the federal government can better support state officials in addressing invasive species, as part of efforts to reinvigorate the National Invasive Species Council.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses Pacific Northwest tribes' readiness to engage in a regional initiative addressing invasive mussels, highlighting collaboration with the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
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Aurelia Skipwith from the U.S. Department of Interior inquires about Option E in Section 2.6 of Amendment 3 to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic menhaden.
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Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses his commitment to preventing zebra and quagga mussels from entering the Columbia Basin in an email to Mike.
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The email from Scott Cameron, a Special Assistant at the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, is a response to Laura W. Peterson regarding scheduling a meeting.
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The email from Scott Cameron to John M. Palatiello discusses the USGS's mapping activities, specifically inquiring about the distribution of mapping work done by contractors, employees, and partner data usage.
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The email from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses the signed letter for Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW) by Secretary Zinke, which is being forwarded for further distribution.
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The email correspondence from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses the sharing of research papers on targeted grazing among USGS authors and acknowledges the contributions of Bob Alverts, a former USGS employee.
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The email exchange between James Cason and W Ron Allen discusses concerns regarding rumored budget cuts affecting the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Self-Governance office, which serves over 270 tribes.
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The email from James Cason to Bob Comer discusses scheduling a meeting for the week of June 19, 2017.
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The email correspondence from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses a call for nominations for the Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) and includes communication among various government officials regarding this action request.
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The Bureau of Reclamation is hosting a meeting on March 23, 2017, from 11 AM to 1 PM Eastern Time regarding Peabody/Navigant, with video teleconferencing requested.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses including Stephen Phillips from PSMFC in weekly calls regarding invasive mussels in preparation for the WGA/NISC meeting.
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The email from Scott J. Cameron, a Special Assistant at the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, is addressed to Rick Otis and includes contact information for Patrick Atagi of the National Wooden Pallet Container Association.
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Scott J. Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior apologizes to Kris Polly for missing NWRA receptions due to being overwhelmed with water meetings.
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The Bureau of Reclamation is hosting a meeting on March 23, 2017, from 11 AM to 1 PM Eastern Time regarding Peabody/Navigant, with video conferencing options available.
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The email exchange between James Cason and Albert Modiano discusses scheduling a meeting for Secretary Zinke with Chevron executives John Watson and Jeff Shellebarger to discuss regulatory reform and issues on the Secretary's agenda.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses scheduling a meeting regarding Westlands Water District and CVP Operations, as requested by Luke Johnson.
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The email correspondence between James Cason of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and George Waters discusses a meeting regarding an agreement reached by the Wind River Tribes and the need to resolve ongoing litigation before a signing ceremony at the end of the month.
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The email from James Cason to Katie Cullen discusses the delivery of a meeting request to Secretary Zinke on behalf of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).
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Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses his intention to assist Columbia Basin states in preventing zebra and quagga mussels from entering the Basin.
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Scott J. Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior confirmed his willingness to be a guest speaker and mentor for Dartmouth students in the spring of 2017.
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The email correspondence between Scott Cameron, a Special Assistant at the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, and Mark Limbaugh discusses the attachment of the "Family Farm Alliance 2017 Road Map" document.
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The email correspondence between Scott Cameron, Special Assistant at the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, and David Wetmore discusses the need for specific examples of issues faced in obtaining cooperation from Reclamation regarding the expansion or creation of marinas, as Reclamation claims there is no problem.
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The email from Scott Cameron at the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses the submission of nomination papers and resume for Janine Velasco, as requested by Lisa.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior requests David Wetmore to provide specific examples of issues encountered with the Bureau of Reclamation regarding the expansion or creation of marinas to demonstrate a pattern of problems.
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The email discusses an upcoming meeting for the InterTribal Buffalo Council (ITBC) on March 21, 2017, to address funding issues related to buffalo management and restoration efforts among member Tribes, highlighting the stagnation of Herd Development Grants despite increased membership and success.
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The email from James Cason discusses the Columbia-Snake River Irrigators Association's claims that state and federal fish managers' actions led to the death of salmon in 2015 and impaired future fish returns, while also referencing a related letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding the Columbia-Snake River Biological Opinion.
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The email correspondence involves Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discussing a meeting request with Laura Peterson from Syngenta to meet Secretary Zinke regarding crop protection issues.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses the importance of the Navajo Generating Station (NGS) to the Navajo Nation's economy, highlighting concerns over its potential shutdown and the impact on jobs and revenue.
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses the Imperial Irrigation District's concerns regarding the State of California's delayed release of a detailed 10-year management plan for the Salton Sea, highlighting recent developments and the expectation of an upcoming plan from the State Water Resources Control Board.
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The email correspondence between Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior and Thomas C. Perry discusses the receipt of a letter from Governor Otter regarding invasive species.
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The email correspondence between Scott J. Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior and Thomas C. Perry discusses the status of a letter regarding invasive species, indicating that the Secretary is likely to respond positively once the letter is signed.
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The email correspondence between Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior and Thomas C. Perry discusses coordination and support for invasive species efforts in Idaho and neighboring states.
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The email correspondence from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses a meeting request for Interior Secretary Zinke, with Scott Cameron providing contact information for further assistance to Dave Ramey from Kadesh & Associates.
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Scott Cameron from the Office of the Secretary of the Interior agrees to meet with Dave Ramey to discuss WIFIA provisions and drought resilience financing.
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The email exchange between Deidre Duncan and Aurelia Skipwith discusses a recent environmental law and policy event, with Skipwith requesting a list of participants from Duncan, who agrees to send it on Monday.
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The email from Michael Rossetti to Aurelia Skipwith discusses the need for a legal opinion from the solicitor's office regarding the Memorial Foundation, indicating a desire to reconnect once that information is available.
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The email from Karen Williams to Aurelia Skipwith discusses sharing photos of a horse named Pepper working on a cattle range, with no significant agency-related decisions or actions mentioned.
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The email from Luke Russell to Greg Sheehan and Aurelia Skipwith discusses an errata related to a recent biological opinion and includes a letter from the US Forest Service regarding this matter.
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The email correspondence involves Gene Erb Jr. inquiring about malpractice insurance for a company and the statute of limitations on forgery of public records, indicating confusion among recipients regarding these legal matters.
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The email from David van Hoogstraten to Aurelia Skipwith, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks, discusses scheduling a meeting for Janet Weiss, President of BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc., to introduce herself and address key issues regarding BP's operations in Alaska.
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The email correspondence between James Cason and Kelly Johnson discusses the 2013 Settlement Agreement involving the State of New York, Madison County, Oneida County, and the Oneida Indian Nation, highlighting the improved relationships and cooperation among the parties since the agreement.
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The Bureau of Indian Education's James Cason confirmed the approval of the Negotiated Rule Making for assessment and accountability and the request for Sault Ste. Marie to expand to the ninth grade, both of which required timely action.
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The email from Robert Fanning to Gene Erb discusses the need for a forensic audit regarding alleged bad faith dealings by the government and crony capitalists, highlighting the work done by Fanning and an expert witness in lieu of the State Auditor's actions.
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The email from Michael Williams to Aurelia Skipwith discusses the upcoming vote by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission on Draft Amendment 3 regarding Atlantic menhaden, urging support for Option B based on scientific recommendations.
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The document is an email exchange between Ed Boggess of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Ryan Yates of the American Farm Bureau Federation regarding concerns about the Mid-America Monarch Conservation Strategy, with Boggess providing a response to Yates' letter.
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The email from Brian Lipshutz to Aurelia Skipwith discusses the proposed substitution property in Estell Manor, New Jersey, which Liberty National intends to purchase and donate, and provides contact information for New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection.
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The email from Karen C. Bennett of Clark Hill plc discusses the need for clarification on whether the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation's guidance document regarding working with non-recognized tribes under Section 106 has been cleared by the new Administration.
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The email correspondence between Richard Golb and Secretary Ryan Zinke discusses plans to attend a University of Oregon football game and arrangements for a potential meeting on September 11 or 12, 2017, with Caroline Boulton also included in the communication.
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The email from Robert Fanning discusses allegations of bad faith dealings by the government and crony capitalists in relation to breached contracts, addressed to various Montana officials and stakeholders.
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The email from Robert Fanning discusses concerns regarding land value and management in Flathead and Lake counties, urging for a forensic audit to quantify harm and comply with a D.C. judge's order, while referencing broader themes related to Agenda 2030 and land removal.
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The email from James Cason discusses forwarding a resume to the White House Liaison for consideration, following a recommendation.
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The email from Gene Erb Jr. discusses concerns about potential misconduct related to government subsidies in Lake County, Montana, suggesting that FBI auditors should investigate the matter.
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The email correspondence involves the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discussing concerns about a draft proposal from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to significantly alter temperature management rules for Shasta Reservoir, with plans to connect further on the matter.
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The email correspondence between Jackson Brossy of the Navajo Nation and James Cason discusses the urgent approval of a grant from the Office of Surface Mining (OSM) under the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA) to secure funding for 10 jobs before the June 30 deadline.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is processing a new hire approval request, including candidate information and proposed position details, as part of its administrative procedures.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00145777
Charles Munoz
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Siemens USA, a subsidiary of Siemens AG, highlights its significant investment and contributions to the U.S. economy, reporting $23.7 billion in revenue and expanding its digital industrial leadership through the acquisition of Mentor Graphics, while employing approximately 50,000 people across more than 60 manufacturing sites.
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William Lovell
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Teck Resources Limited, a diversified natural resource company, operates two mines in the U.S. (Red Dog Mine in Alaska and Pend Oreille Operations in Washington), employs approximately 800 people, and has a significant economic impact through procurement and sales, while also being recognized for sustainability efforts.
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Kenneth Wagner
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Teck Resources Limited, a diversified natural resource company, operates two mines in the U.S. (Red Dog Mine in Alaska and Pend Oreille Operations in Washington), employs approximately 800 people, and has a significant economic impact through procurement and sales, while also being recognized for sustainability efforts.
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Albert Kelly
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The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority is facing a $32.3 million issue with unpaid water and sewer bills due to broken meters and billing disputes, affecting nearly 45,000 accounts, and is currently working to resolve these delinquencies without shutting off services.
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Tate Bennett
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The National Sorghum Producers submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the proposed registration decision for sulfoxaflor, advocating for the inclusion of sorghum in future registrations and criticizing the EPA's interpretation of bee attractiveness data and proposed buffer requirements that they believe would harm farmers' revenues.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00164057
Justin Schwab
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Ford Motor Company submitted comments to the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regarding the Midterm Evaluation Draft Technical Assessment Report for Model Year 2022-2025 Light Duty Vehicle GHG Emissions and CAFE Standards, emphasizing the need for re-evaluation of the standards based on technological advancements and market conditions.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00180383
Bill Wehrum
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The Nebraska Department of Agriculture, led by Director Greg Ibach, is requesting the EPA to extend the implementation timeline for the Agricultural Worker Protection Standard until January 2, 2018, due to the lack of necessary training materials and resources.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00044547
Nancy Beck
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The document discusses John Fleck's book "Water is for Fighting Over-- and Other Myths About Water in the West," which offers a hopeful perspective on the management of the Colorado River and challenges prevailing myths about water governance in the West.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00108058
Sarah Greenwalt
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The document discusses the challenges faced by water utilities in addressing affordability while implementing customer assistance programs and funding infrastructure improvements, as highlighted by the American Water Works Association and Black & Veatch reports.
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2016 |
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Sarah Greenwalt
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The Philadelphia Water Department has implemented a unique water pricing model aimed at protecting low-income residents from rising water rates and reducing the incidence of unpaid water bills, marking a significant step in addressing water affordability issues in the city.
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2016 |
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Lee Forsgren
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The letter from AAPCO to EPA Director Jack Housenger addresses concerns about the timing of the availability of Train-the-Trainer materials and the interpretive guidance on Application Exclusion Zones related to the revisions of the Agricultural Worker Protection Standard, requesting a delay in implementation to allow for adequate training and discussion.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00044550
Nancy Beck
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The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries requests the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to extend the implementation of the revised Agricultural Worker Protection Standard until January 2, 2018, to allow time for adequate training and resources for state lead agencies.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00044541
Nancy Beck
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The Environmental Protection Agency is processing a new hire approval request, including candidate information and position details, as part of its administrative procedures.
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2016 |
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The Environmental Protection Agency is processing a new hire approval request for Albert Charles Kelly, Jr. for a position related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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2016 |
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The email discusses the EPA's collaboration with the American Chemistry Council's WRAP program to promote the recycling of plastic wrap and film through a Memorandum of Understanding established in 2016.
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2016 |
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The document details the collaboration between the USEPA and Ohio EPA regarding Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), highlighting successful monitoring and treatment strategies, the completion of a HAB equipment grant program, and ongoing research needs for cyanotoxin management in public water systems.
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2016 |
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Kenneth Wagner
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Ken A. Zarker, a manager at the Washington State Department of Ecology, provides support for the Environmental Council of the States and has been involved in federal environmental reforms, including the Toxics Substances Control Act and Cooperative Federalism 2.0 initiatives.
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ED_002061_00157543
Aaron Ringel
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The document is a review prepared by GEI Consultants on behalf of the National Mining Association, evaluating the EPA's draft methods for developing aquatic life criteria related to specific conductivity, submitted to Docket ID No.: EPA-HQ-OW-2016-0353 in April 2017.
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The document discusses concerns raised by the EPA regarding the inadequate biosafety risk assessment of the Wolbachia strain (wAlb) in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, emphasizing the need for thorough evaluations due to varying responses of Wolbachia in different hosts.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00042588
Nancy Beck
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The EPA's Narragansett, RI laboratory focuses on ecological research related to oceans and estuaries, engages with local communities on environmental issues, and contributes significantly to the local economy through job creation and funding.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00174628
Kenneth Wagner
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The Alaska Department of Natural Resources submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency endorsing concerns about financial assurance requirements for hardrock mining under CERCLA Section 108(b), highlighting potential preemption issues.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00172831
Kenneth Wagner
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The EPA's Narragansett, RI laboratory focuses on ecological research related to oceans and estuaries, engages with the community on environmental issues, and contributes significantly to the local economy through job creation and funding.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00174430
Kenneth Wagner
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources issued guidance on designing feed storage area runoff controls for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) in response to U.S. EPA findings that existing standards do not adequately prevent pollutant discharge into navigable waters.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00068880
Tate Bennett
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The document outlines a protocol established by the Lazio Region to provide technical support to local judicial police in environmental damage assessments, in accordance with Law No. 132 of June 28, 2016, which integrates TARPA into the national environmental protection system.
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2016 |
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) addresses concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest related to its contractor, Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment (TERA), in a study on phthalate use in plastics, asserting TERA's independence and commitment to advancing toxicology and risk assessment science.
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2016 |
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The document outlines a protocol established by the Lazio Region to provide technical support to local judicial police in environmental damage assessments, in accordance with Law No. 132 of June 28, 2016, which aims to enhance the capabilities of prosecutorial offices in handling complex environmental cases.
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2016 |
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The document discusses the National Marine Fisheries Service's (NMFS) use of acoustic thresholds to assess potential harassment of marine animals under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), highlighting concerns about the accuracy of these thresholds and the implications for animal welfare.
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2016 |
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