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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00007043
13 Tier
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3 |
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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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2018 |
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ED_002061_00004325
13 Tier
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2 |
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The email from Gabe Rozsa to Andrew Wheeler at the EPA discusses a meeting request for Alan McKim, CEO of Clean Harbors, to discuss environmental cleanup and recycling legislation, following Wheeler's confirmation.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00259365
Andrew Wheeler
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00268128
Richard Yamada
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5 |
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The EPA hosted a meeting on February 2, 2018, at its Cincinnati facility with Region 5 states to discuss environmental challenges, particularly focusing on lead contamination, harmful algal blooms, and the need for better collaboration and research support from the Office of Research and Development (ORD).
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00175761
Kenneth Wagner
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7 |
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The email discusses a conversation between Nebraska officials and Law360 regarding improved collaboration with the EPA's Region 7, highlighting successful projects like the Hastings superfund listing that enhance state government efficiency and environmental remediation efforts.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00179185
Kenneth Wagner
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4 |
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The document outlines the agenda for the 2018 Regional-ORD Community of Science Networking Program (ROCS-Net) hosted by the EPA's Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center, focusing on discussions around regional/state issues, PFAS research, and collaborative activities among participants.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00175010
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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The email discusses a conversation between Nebraska officials and Law360 regarding the improved relationship and collaboration with the EPA's Region 7, highlighting successful projects like the Hastings superfund listing that have expedited cleanup efforts and reduced costs.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00174365
Kenneth Wagner
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4 |
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The document outlines the agenda for a meeting on June 19, 2018, organized by the US EPA Office of Research and Development, where New England State Commissioners discussed pressing environmental challenges, including nutrients, algal blooms, and PFAS, alongside EPA research and resources.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00173998
Kenneth Wagner
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4 |
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NOAA's Stuart Levenbach communicated with EPA's Nancy Beck about scheduling a meeting for Gavin Noyes to discuss uranium remediation opportunities with Indian tribes, clarifying that Bears Ears would not be on the agenda.
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2018 |
— |
Tier 12 (interagency consult)
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3 |
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The email from Cathy Stepp of the EPA discusses two technical meetings requested by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) regarding PFAS analytical methods and next steps based on data analyses related to the ALSKelso project.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00160337
David Ross
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3 |
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The email correspondence between Ed Chu of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Mary Beth Thelen of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality discusses the sharing of contact information and scheduling a meeting regarding PFAS at the ECOS Meeting.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00160338
David Ross
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2 |
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The email from Phil Farina of Ground/Water Treatment & Technology, LLC (GWTT) to Michigan government officials requests a meeting to discuss PFOA and PFOS groundwater treatment solutions, highlighting GWTT's expertise and current project at Pease Airforce Base.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00176638
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00116690
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00115336
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The document outlines a teleconference meeting held by the US EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations on February 14, 2018, discussing the agency's PFAS Action Agenda and Michigan's PFAS Action Response Team, as well as the Superfund Task Force's recommendations and next steps.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00115206
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The Town Administrator of Peterborough, New Hampshire, is requesting the Environmental Protection Agency to support the development of an alternative water supply due to ongoing contamination issues at the South Well Superfund Site, which has been on the National Priorities list since 1984.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00115018
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00114963
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The document outlines the agenda for the 2018 Regional-ORD Community of Science Networking Program (ROCS-Net) hosted by the EPA's Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center, focusing on discussions about regional/state issues, PFAS research, and collaborative activities among participants.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00175291
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00169664
Kaitlyn Shimmin
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00169733
Kaitlyn Shimmin
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2 |
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The Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology (MBMG) is coordinating with researchers and vendors regarding the collection and shipping of water samples from the Berkeley Pit for treatability studies, adhering to state regulations requiring an EPA Hazardous Waste ID number for any large quantities shipped.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00114633
Albert Kelly
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7 |
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The document outlines the agenda for a June 19, 2018 meeting between Region 1 State Commissioners and the US EPA Office of Research and Development, focusing on environmental challenges such as nutrients, algal blooms, and PFAS, along with discussions on EPA research and state perspectives.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00174432
Kenneth Wagner
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3 |
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The EPA is conducting research and development activities on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), focusing on human health toxicity assessments, analytical methods validation, and providing states with toxicity values to support risk management decisions.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00174278
Kenneth Wagner
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13 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00139895
Troy Lyons
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3 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced plans to host a National Leadership Summit to address concerns regarding Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) with governors from across the country.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00139894
Troy Lyons
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3 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00126476
Troy Lyons
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2 |
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a phone call between Governor Sununu and Secretary Pruitt regarding PFAS/PFOA issues, with Hayley Ford providing the contact number for the call.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00126601
Troy Lyons
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3 |
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The email correspondence among New Hampshire officials discusses scheduling a call with Governor Sununu regarding the EPA's upcoming "National Dialogue" on PFAS/PFOA issues and the development of a PFAS/PFOA Management Plan.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00123954
Troy Lyons
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2 |
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The email from Albert Kelly, Senior Advisor to the EPA Administrator, acknowledges receipt of a letter from Rodney Bartlett regarding the South Well Superfund Site in Peterborough, NH, and indicates that he will discuss it with Administrator Pruitt and other executives from the EPA Region 1 team.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00116849
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00114302
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The document outlines a teleconference agenda for a meeting between the US EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations and Michigan representatives to discuss the EPA's PFAS Action Agenda and the state's PFAS Action Response Team, as well as recommendations from the EPA's Superfund Task Force.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00114333
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00095922
Lee Forsgren
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3 |
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The email from Alan Roberson of ASDWA discusses the use of ASDWA's conference call line for an Executive Committee meeting involving state administrators, while also addressing topics such as funding for states, revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule, and PFAS issues with the EPA.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00095757
Lee Forsgren
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2 |
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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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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00090826
Patrick Davis
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2 |
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The email from the Smurfit-Stone Community Advisory Group to the EPA discusses public comments and recommendations regarding the Supplemental Sampling Work Plan for the Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment, specifically suggesting additional testing for dioxins in porewater samples and relocating upstream sampling sites further from the mill site to avoid contamination.
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2018 |
— |
ED_002061_00089649
Patrick Davis
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2 |
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The document is a calendar for Byron Brown, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy at the EPA, detailing his schedule and meetings for March 2017, including a focus on ethics training and a draft guidance for the Gold King Mine Superfund reimbursement.
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2017 |
— |
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2056 |
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The document is a draft work plan prepared by Geosyntec for the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10, outlining the pre-remedial design investigation studies for the Portland Harbor Superfund site.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116434
Albert Kelly
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49 |
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The email correspondence between Marissa Serafino from Holland & Knight and Albert Kelly from the EPA discusses scheduling a Superfund meeting with AROW on June 22, suggesting a preference for an afternoon meeting at Holland & Knight's office.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116468
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) provided comments to the EPA's Superfund Task Force on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the Superfund program, emphasizing the need for structural changes and accountability in decision-making processes.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116380
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is urged by the International Council of Shopping Centers to expedite the redevelopment of CERCLA sites by streamlining the NPL de-listing process to facilitate retail-focused redevelopment and enable access to state Brownfield programs.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115969
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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The email from Dimitri Karakitsos of Holland & Knight LLP discusses a follow-up regarding the Superfund task force and offers assistance in preparation for upcoming Congressional meetings.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116064
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email from Holland & Knight LLP informs Albert Kelly about the recent source control status map from the DEQ for a Superfund area, indicating that many sites are in the "Evaluation in Progress" stage, which will require ongoing attention.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115722
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email correspondence discusses a meeting between representatives from Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc. and the EPA regarding the potential transfer of environmental liabilities from Superfund sites, expressing enthusiasm for future collaboration.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115192
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The document is a confidential Statement of Work (SOW) from the EPA detailing the procedures and requirements for conducting a pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site as part of the settlement negotiations in the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115101
Albert Kelly
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19 |
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The document is a draft work plan prepared by Geosyntec for the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10, detailing the pre-remedial design investigation studies for the Portland Harbor Superfund site.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114488
Albert Kelly
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109 |
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The EPA announced an agreement on a sampling plan for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, which the Portland Harbor PCI Private Business Group supports and has agreed to help fund for its implementation.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114583
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The April 2017 meeting involved representatives from various corporations and organizations discussing environmental remediation and restoration efforts, with a focus on collaboration with the EPA.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00173161
Kenneth Wagner
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1 |
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The scoping memorandum from Geosyntec Consultants outlines proposed pre-remedial design investigation studies for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, aimed at supporting the allocation of the Record of Decision and refining sediment management area footprints, as part of a strategy sponsored by the Pre-Remedial Design Group.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00088056
Byron Brown
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29 |
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The letter from representatives of the iron ore mining industry to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses concerns about the inclusion of the domestic iron ore industry in the proposed CERCLA 108(b) hardrock mining financial assurance regulations, arguing that it poses a low Superfund risk and should be excluded to protect jobs in Minnesota and Michigan.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00087222
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The email exchange between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Rich Gold of Holland & Knight discusses efforts to facilitate a meeting regarding a Portland site cleanup, emphasizing the importance of agreement before involving state and local agencies.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117483
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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Albert Kelly of the EPA is coordinating a meeting with Chad Bradley from SBL Strategies and Exelon Corp executives to discuss the Westlake Superfund site in St. Louis.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117478
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email from Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, discusses a Superfund meeting with AROW scheduled for June 22, 2017, and includes a request for a call regarding Portland.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117269
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The email correspondence between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Ronald Tenpas of Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP discusses the scheduling of an August meeting for the Superfund Settlements Project.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117218
Albert Kelly
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4 |
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The email from Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, discusses scheduling a follow-up meeting regarding the Superfund Initiative Roundtable with Randall Jostes from Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117074
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The email correspondence between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Mark Underwood discusses scheduling a meeting to follow up on the Superfund Initiative Roundtable.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117023
Albert Kelly
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4 |
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The email from Albert Kelly discusses the potential for innovative sediment remediation plans by PRP groups, specifically mentioning the Upper Passaic site, and suggests that Kelly encourage a meeting with these groups to facilitate progress, while advising confidentiality regarding the source of the suggestion.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116792
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email discusses an agreement that establishes a pollution testing plan for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, involving communication between Albert Kelly from the EPA and other stakeholders.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116641
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email from Ronald J. Tenpas of Morgan Lewis to Cynthia Mackey at the EPA discusses concerns regarding the financial assurance requirements for Superfund sites, advocating for reforms to reduce the administrative and financial burdens on responsible entities while questioning the necessity of current regulations.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116472
Albert Kelly
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8 |
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Ronald J. Tenpas from Morgan Lewis thanked Kell Kelly of the EPA for a meeting regarding the Superfund Task Force and provided detailed comments on the Task Force's recommendations for further discussion.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115924
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email from Ronald J. Tenpas of Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP discusses the Superfund Task Force and includes additional comments from the SSP regarding the Task Force's recommendations, following a meeting with Albert Kelly and his colleagues at the EPA.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115922
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The email from Barbara J. Goldsmith to EPA and other agency officials discusses follow-up actions and attachments related to the input of the Ad-Hoc Industry Natural Resource Management Group on remediation and natural resource damage (NRD) issues, emphasizing the need for dialogue and a collaborative approach to cleanup and restoration practices.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116208
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The email correspondence between Amy S. Plaster of CMS Energy and Albert Kelly from the EPA discusses scheduling a call to address matters related to a Superfund site and a visit to a pumped hydro storage facility.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115275
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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The email from Benjamin E. Quayle to Albert Kelly discusses Troy Corp's request to redefine the boundaries of the Pierson's Creek NPL listing to exclude its operational plant site, which is under a separate remediation agreement with the EPA, and seeks to schedule a meeting with EPA headquarters to address this issue.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114172
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The document outlines the Statement of Work for the pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site in Oregon, as part of settlement negotiations involving the EPA and the Sierra Club.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114489
Albert Kelly
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19 |
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality expresses concerns to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the draft Administrative Order on Consent for the Pre-Remedial Design Investigation at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, emphasizing issues with the process and substance of the draft.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114127
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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The email correspondence between Patrick Davis of the EPA and Fern Abrams of IPC discusses scheduling a meeting to address concerns regarding the recent hazardous waste generator rule.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00091954
Patrick Davis
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2 |
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Byron Brown from the EPA is coordinating a phone meeting with Dimitrios Karakitsos from Holland & Knight to discuss Superfund issues, including a specific matter related to Indiana.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00088245
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The scoping memorandum from Geosyntec Consultants outlines proposed pre-remedial design investigation studies for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, aimed at refining sediment management areas and supporting the allocation of the selected remedy as part of the EPA's remediation efforts.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00088057
Byron Brown
|
29 |
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The email from Dimitri Karakitsos of Holland & Knight LLP discusses the ongoing work related to the City of Portland's Superfund Tax Reinstatement Act Resolution and suggests a follow-up on potential updates regarding Indiana.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00088061
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The letter from representatives of the U.S. iron ore mining industry to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses concerns about the inclusion of the iron ore industry in the proposed CERCLA 108(b) hardrock mining financial assurance regulations, arguing that it poses a low Superfund risk and should be excluded to protect jobs in Minnesota and Michigan.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00086623
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The email from Rich Gold of Holland & Knight discusses a recent meeting regarding the cleanup efforts involving potentially responsible parties (PRPs) and the need for input from tribes and the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ), while expressing concerns about the scope and timeline of the proposed plans.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00087130
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality urges the Environmental Protection Agency to expedite the implementation of the Record of Decision for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site to address significant health and environmental risks from contamination.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00087104
Byron Brown
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3 |
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The EPA is preparing for Hurricane Irma by activating emergency response teams in Regions 2 and 4, while continuing to address the impacts of Hurricane Harvey, and is coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to support affected areas, particularly focusing on Superfund sites in Southern Florida.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00064257
Tate Bennett
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4 |
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The memorandum from the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Regulatory Reform Officer discusses a request from the Ad-Hoc Industry Natural Resource Management Group to review the inter-relationship between EPA policies and the Natural Resource Damage Assessment regulations of the Department of the Interior and NOAA, aiming to identify opportunities for more cost-effective management of natural resource damages at Superfund sites.
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2017 |
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ED_002061_00116211
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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Barbara J. Goldsmith submitted comments on regulatory reform to the US EPA, emphasizing the importance of engaging with the agency on its initiatives, including the Superfund Program.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115887
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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Honeywell's D. Evan Van Hook invites EPA Task Force Chairman Albert Kelly to speak at the "Mega-Superfund Site Symposium" on September 7, 2017, highlighting the enthusiasm for CERCLA recommendations and the importance of engaging with industry stakeholders.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00114945
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted surface soil sampling at Pawhuska High School's softball field following concerns of vapor intrusion and contamination after a well plug and abandonment, with results analyzed for various contaminants.
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2017 |
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ED_002061_00177609
Kenneth Wagner
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8 |
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The email discusses unresolved issues regarding a $4.5 million cost estimate for EPA oversight and data utilization concerns related to a remediation project, highlighting disagreements over statistical power of sediment samples and the EPA's refusal to remove a work takeover clause from an Agreement on Consent (AOC).
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117199
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The email from Albert Kelly at the EPA discusses an Op-Ed from the Portland Tribune urging that the Superfund cleanup of the Willamette River should not be delayed, highlighting concerns over the Trump administration's increased involvement of industrial polluters in the cleanup process.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117033
Albert Kelly
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9 |
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The email correspondence involves Albert Kelly from the EPA confirming his attendance at a meeting regarding the Superfund Settlements Project scheduled for August 24, 2017, with Ronald J. Tenpas from Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116916
Albert Kelly
|
4 |
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The document is a draft Statement of Work from the EPA outlining the procedures for a pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site in Oregon, intended for settlement negotiation purposes.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116285
Albert Kelly
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18 |
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The email from Lynn Schloesser of ACEC thanks EPA's Albert Kelly for a meeting regarding the Superfund program, highlighting the need for improved funding and innovative approaches to enhance clean-up efforts and support environmental protection.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116270
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The email from Ronald J. Tenpas of Morgan Lewis to Cynthia Mackey at the EPA discusses concerns regarding the current Financial Assurance requirements for Superfund sites, advocating for reforms to reduce administrative burdens on responsible parties while questioning the necessity of such requirements given the rarity of defaults by responsible parties.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115923
Albert Kelly
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8 |
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The American Council of Engineering Companies submitted comments to the EPA regarding the importance of adequate staffing and training in the procurement and contract administration function to improve the efficiency of the Superfund program, as outlined in the Administrator's memorandum on prioritizing the program.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115856
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The document outlines a proposal from the Pre-RD Group for a pre-remedial investigation and baseline sampling related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, emphasizing the need for updated data to refine remediation strategies and support allocation among potentially responsible parties (PRPs) while aligning with EPA Superfund reform goals.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115593
Albert Kelly
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11 |
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The document is a draft work plan prepared for the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10, detailing the pre-remedial design investigation studies for the Portland Harbor Superfund site, focusing on site description, contaminants, and proposed tasks for data collection and analysis.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00115105
Albert Kelly
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54 |
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The EPA's June 13, 2017 email outlines the Draft Baseline Sampling Plan for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, emphasizing collaboration with local stakeholders to accelerate cleanup and redevelopment efforts following the Record of Decision.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00087455
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The email from Dimitri Karakitsos of Holland & Knight LLP discusses a follow-up on Superfund issues, specifically related to Indiana, and requests a meeting with Byron Brown from the EPA to discuss the matter further.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00087092
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The document discusses a Baseline Study related to the Remedial Design for the Portland Harbor remediation project, organized by the EPA and scheduled for June 27, 2017, at the Central Library in Portland, OR.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00086912
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The email from Holland & Knight discusses the delivery of a Portland Harbor Sampling Plan summary to EPA Region 10, indicating that the potentially responsible party (PRP) group is open to proceeding with cleanup work on a parallel track, while the region is considering a longer five-year sampling plan.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00086393
Byron Brown
|
1 |
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The email exchange between Albert Kelly, Senior Advisor to the EPA Administrator, and Congressman Benjamin E. Quayle discusses scheduling a call regarding the Superfund Task Force Report related to Troy Corp.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117212
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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The email correspondence between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Amy S. Plaster of CMS Energy discusses scheduling a meeting regarding a Superfund site and a visit to a pumped hydro storage facility.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00116859
Albert Kelly
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3 |
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The email from Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, confirms that Karen Melvin, the Region 3 Superfund Director, will speak at a September 7 event in Philadelphia regarding the EPA's CERCLA Taskforce, in response to a request from D. Evan Van Hook of Honeywell.
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2017 |
— |
ED_002061_00117111
Albert Kelly
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The email from Barbara J. Goldsmith invites EPA officials, including Albert Kelly, to participate as speakers in a workshop titled "Blueprint for Change: New Approaches to Managing Natural Resource Risks, Liabilities and Opportunities" scheduled for October 24, 2017, emphasizing the relevance of the Superfund Task Force's work.
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2017 |
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Albert Kelly
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The document outlines a symposium organized by AIRROC and EECMA on September 7, 2017, in Philadelphia, addressing the challenges of Mega Superfund Sites, including regulatory issues and remediation strategies, with participation from various stakeholders including government regulators and industry experts.
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2017 |
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Albert Kelly
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial discusses the Pennsylvania House's passage of legislation to place the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority under the oversight of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission due to ongoing issues with service quality, significant debt, and lead contamination in the water supply.
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2017 |
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Tate Bennett
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The email from Albert Kelly, Senior Advisor to the EPA Administrator, acknowledges receipt of comments from Lynn Schloesser regarding the EPA's memorandum on prioritizing the Superfund Program and indicates that these comments will assist in reviewing the agency's contracting procedures.
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2017 |
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ED_002061_00117243
Albert Kelly
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The email from Albert Kelly, Senior Advisor to the Administrator at the EPA, discusses a meeting with representatives from Exelon and Republic regarding the cleanup of the West Lake site, expressing appreciation for their commitment and indicating progress towards a decision on a capping solution for the site.
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2017 |
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ED_002061_00117235
Albert Kelly
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The email correspondence between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Randall Jostes discusses the potential development of a Superfund site in Pascagoula, MS, and the feasibility of taking over operational control of the cleanup to facilitate the site's development.
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2017 |
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ED_002061_00117046
Albert Kelly
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