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The email correspondence between EPA officials Ryan Jackson and Peter Wright discusses ongoing communications and negotiations related to the Tittabawassee River cleanup efforts initiated by Mary Gade, highlighting the challenges faced in the process.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The emails involve Ryan Jackson from the EPA coordinating with Warren S. Payne of Mayer Brown LLP regarding a meeting to discuss updating the definition of hazardous waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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3 |
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The email correspondence between Laura McNulty of Esri and Ryan Jackson of the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting on August 21 to connect Esri's CEO Jack Dangermond with EPA officials regarding priorities for brownfields and Superfund site projects.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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4 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA announces the winners of the ECOS Innovation Award and discusses a meeting of states regarding nuclear cleanup, along with mentioning the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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4 |
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The email correspondence involves Stratton Edwards from Capitol Hill Consulting Group requesting assistance from Ryan Jackson at the EPA regarding an Emergency Exemption for Allied BioScience's technology to address water contamination issues following Hurricane Harvey, highlighting a related incident of a death caused by bacteria in the water.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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4 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson, Chief of Staff at the EPA, provides a statement for Paul Monies of The Oklahoman regarding Kell Kelly's appointment as a principal advisor at the EPA, emphasizing his qualifications and contributions to the agency's remediation efforts while noting that the EPA will not answer further questions.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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5 |
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Warren S. Payne from Mayer Brown LLP is requesting assistance from Ryan Jackson at the EPA to arrange a meeting regarding updating the definition of hazardous waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, in light of a letter from Secretary Tillerson.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses a follow-up on the National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW) meeting, outlining a to-do list for a briefing sheet on Colorado's successful watercraft inspection and decontamination program to prevent the spread of invasive mussels.
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2017 |
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3 |
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The email from Mandy Gunasekara at the EPA connects Albert Kelly, who is leading Superfund reform efforts, with Peter from Crowell to discuss their work related to Superfund.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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1 |
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Department of the Interior discusses the need for a consistent policy on the Clean Drain Dry initiative across various agencies and jurisdictions, as part of the boat decontamination and inspection committee's focus.
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2017 |
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2 |
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The email from Marc Himmelstein introduces Aurelia Skipwith, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks, to Ann Klee, highlighting Aurelia's new responsibilities related to the Hudson Bay cleanup.
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2017 |
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1 |
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The email from Scott Cameron of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior discusses follow-up actions regarding a watercraft inspection and decontamination program in Colorado, highlighting its success in managing invasive mussels and outlining a collaborative to-do list among various stakeholders.
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2017 |
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The email discusses the U.S. EPA's Superfund Division's decision to take back the feasibility study (FS) for the Portland Harbor site from the potentially responsible parties (PRPs) and complete it themselves, as communicated by Steve Ells to Craig Zeller and others.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00115935
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The Ohio EPA is prioritizing the identification and prevention of PFAS exposures in water systems, actively addressing contamination from sources like Chemours/DuPont and WPAFB, while implementing treatment measures and planning further sampling around affected areas.
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2016 |
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ED_002061_00175913
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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The document contains comments from various industrial trade associations to the EPA regarding the proposed rule on Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements, addressing definitions and regulations related to hazardous waste management.
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2015 |
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ED_002061_00090564
Patrick Davis
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77 |
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The document is a court order regarding a motion to dismiss counterclaims made by Teck Cominco Metals, Ltd. against the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation in a CERCLA case concerning hazardous substances contamination of Lake Roosevelt.
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2009 |
— |
ED_002061_00163963
Justin Schwab
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11 |
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The document from the Environmental Protection Agency discusses best practices for coordinating cleanup and natural resource restoration processes at Superfund and hazardous waste sites to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
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2008 |
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ED_002061_00116212
Albert Kelly
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23 |
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The EPA's Office of Research and Development highlights the significant research and community engagement activities of the Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Center in Ada, OK, focusing on groundwater contamination remediation and ecosystem restoration, while also noting its economic impact on the local community.
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2007 |
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ED_002061_00172820
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is finalizing a proposal to exempt electroplating sludge from Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Hazardous Waste Regulations to reduce disposal costs for PCB manufacturers and other industries.
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2006 |
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ED_002061_00090459
Patrick Davis
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3 |
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The IPC expresses disappointment to the EPA regarding the decision not to proceed with a proposed rule that would exempt electroplating sludge (F006) from hazardous waste regulations, hindering recycling efforts and environmental benefits.
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2006 |
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ED_002061_00090460
Patrick Davis
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3 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 is forwarding a Memorandum of Agreement to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to support a consolidated approach to site cleanup under Wisconsin's NR700 rules, enhancing redevelopment efforts in the state.
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2006 |
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ED_002061_00173713
Kenneth Wagner
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17 |
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is coordinating with the Lower Willamette Group to finalize the Feasibility Study for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, incorporating feedback from various stakeholders to ensure timely publication of a Proposed Plan by March 2016.
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2001 |
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ED_002061_00115936
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The document outlines NW Natural's ongoing efforts and collaboration with the EPA to implement the Record of Decision for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, specifically focusing on the remedial design work for the Gasco site and the development of technical evaluations to support the project.
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2001 |
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ED_002061_00087349
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The email from Jahan Wilcox at the EPA discusses a press inquiry regarding the perceived weakening of enforcement at the NYC Superfund site, while referencing quotes from Administrator Scott Pruitt emphasizing his commitment to enforcement against polluters despite rolling back certain environmental regulations.
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1990 |
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ED_002061_00019894
13 Tier
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4 |
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The City of Portland, led by Mayor Ted Wheeler, is supporting the reinstatement of the Superfund tax to alleviate the financial burden on taxpayers for cleaning up hazardous waste sites and expedite the cleanup process managed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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1980 |
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ED_002061_00088062
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The document discusses the Woodbrook Road Superfund site in New Jersey, detailing TRC's fixed-price remediation agreement with Texas Eastern Terminal Company (TETCO) and the involvement of EPA Region 2 in overseeing the cleanup process, highlighting TETCO's voluntary financial commitment to address PCB contamination despite not being responsible for it.
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1971 |
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ED_002061_00114062
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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the need to address environmental contamination at the Eastern Michaud Flats Superfund Site in Pocatello, Idaho, where FMC Corporation and J.R. Simplot Co. are involved in ongoing remediation efforts under the oversight of the EPA and Idaho Department of Environmental Protection.
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1949 |
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ED_002061_00090515
Patrick Davis
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4 |
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The document outlines travel and dining recommendations for a government official visiting Sydney, including logistics for hotel check-in, sightseeing suggestions, and a proposed schedule adjustment for a Sydney Harbor cleanup event.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The document outlines a proposed itinerary for a government official's visit to Sydney, including dining recommendations, sightseeing activities, and potential meetings related to environmental issues and the Labor Party, with a focus on the Sydney Harbor cleanup initiative.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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Esri's Laura D. McNulty expresses gratitude to EPA officials for a meeting, emphasizes the importance of location in environmental protection, and offers support for the Superfund and Brownfields strategy while inviting them to an upcoming conference.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The EPA has assessed thirty-three Superfund sites affected by a storm, finding that twenty-eight show no damage while seven are flooded, with inspections planned for the San Jacinto Waste Pits Superfund Site to ensure the integrity of its temporary armored cap.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The document outlines travel and dining recommendations for a government official visiting Sydney, including logistics for hotel check-in, sightseeing suggestions, and a proposed schedule adjustment related to a Sydney Harbor cleanup event.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The EPA has assessed thirty-three Superfund sites in areas affected by a storm, finding that twenty-eight sites show no damage while seven have been flooded, with inspections planned for the San Jacinto Waste Pits Superfund Site to ensure the integrity of its temporary cap.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The email from Laura D. McNulty of Esri expresses gratitude to EPA representatives for a meeting and discusses collaboration on the Superfund and Brownfields strategy, emphasizing the importance of geographic information technology in achieving the agency's goals.
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1906 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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2 |
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The document is a draft work plan from the EPA detailing the scope and objectives for pre-remedial design investigation studies in the Portland Harbor, focusing on data collection and analysis to assess current conditions and risks related to sediment and fish tissue contamination.
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ED_002061_00115340
Albert Kelly
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2 |
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 10 has issued an Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent for pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA).
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— |
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ED_002061_00115102
Albert Kelly
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41 |
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The document is a privileged and confidential settlement communication from the EPA regarding an administrative settlement agreement and order on consent for pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site.
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— |
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ED_002061_00114023
Albert Kelly
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40 |
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The document outlines a strategy by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to evaluate and accelerate the cleanup of National Priorities List (NPL) sites, recommending specific actions to target sites lacking progress and establish metrics for tracking remediation efforts.
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— |
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ED_002061_00115925
Albert Kelly
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25 |
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) conducted eight environmental studies between 2008 and 2016 at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site to assess contamination levels in sediments and smallmouth bass tissue following the completion of the remedial investigation.
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— |
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ED_002061_00115157
Albert Kelly
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10 |
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The document outlines the Portland Harbor Pre-Remedial Design Investigation Work Plan, detailing various study elements such as sediment sampling, fish tissue analysis, and surface water sampling, conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to assess contamination and inform remediation efforts in Portland, OR.
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ED_002061_00115104
Albert Kelly
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13 |
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The document is a privileged and confidential settlement communication from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding an administrative settlement agreement and order on consent for pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, as part of proceedings under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA).
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ED_002061_00114022
Albert Kelly
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41 |
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The document is a confidential draft related to settlement negotiations in the case Sierra Club v. EPA, detailing sediment sampling locations for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site as part of a Feasibility Study and Remedial Investigation.
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— |
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ED_002061_00116432
Albert Kelly
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20 |
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) conducted eight environmental studies between 2008 and 2016 at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site to assess contaminants in sediments and fish tissue, leading to a preliminary evaluation for potential remediation areas.
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ED_002061_00116431
Albert Kelly
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34 |
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The document is an administrative settlement agreement and order on consent from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, outlining the responsibilities for pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling under CERCLA.
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ED_002061_00116283
Albert Kelly
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40 |
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The document outlines the objectives of a settlement involving the EPA, focusing on site investigation, data collection for remedial actions, and cost recovery related to environmental remediation efforts at a contaminated site.
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— |
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ED_002061_00115099
Albert Kelly
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1 |
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The document outlines the estimated costs and scope of Phase 1 pre-design studies for a project involving sediment and fish contamination assessments, prepared by the EPA, with a total estimated cost ranging from $9,870K to $16,734K.
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ED_002061_00086394
Byron Brown
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2 |
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The document outlines stewardship practices for handling, storage, planting, and disposal of treated seed, emphasizing dust minimization, weed elimination, awareness of honey bees, and proper disposal to prevent contamination of commodity grain channels, as referenced by the American Soybean Association.
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ED_002061_00064656
Tate Bennett
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1 |
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued an Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent for a pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling at the Portland Harbor Superfund Site under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA).
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ED_002061_00116284
Albert Kelly
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42 |
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The document provides a summary of the professional experience and qualifications of James R. Kuipers, a consulting engineer with over 30 years of expertise in mining and environmental engineering, who has worked with various public interest groups and government entities, including involvement in Superfund activities for the Anaconda Deer Lodge County, Montana.
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— |
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ED_002061_00086234
Byron Brown
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15 |
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The RACER Trust is overseeing the cleanup and redevelopment of a former General Motors site in Ewing Township, NJ, aiming to achieve non-residential regulatory closure while facilitating a mixed-use redevelopment plan that requires further remedial actions by the buyer to meet New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection standards.
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ED_002061_00086816
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The RACER Trust is overseeing the cleanup and redevelopment of a former General Motors site in Ewing Township, NJ, aiming to achieve regulatory closure for non-residential use while facilitating a mixed-use redevelopment plan that requires further remediation to meet stricter residential criteria set by the NJDEP.
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ED_002061_00086859
Byron Brown
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1 |
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The email expresses Sara Majka's disappointment with the EPA's response to an AP article on Superfund sites, urging the agency to adopt a more professional approach in future communications and suggesting a name change for transparency reasons.
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ED_002061_00026669
13 Tier
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1 |
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The document is an administrative settlement agreement and order on consent from the United States Environmental Protection Agency regarding the pre-remedial design investigation and baseline sampling for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act.
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ED_002061_00116500
1 Tier
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42 |
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The document is a petition for a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court of the United States concerning a Montana Supreme Court decision that allows landowners to pursue common-law restoration claims at Superfund sites, potentially conflicting with EPA-ordered cleanups, which raises significant legal questions regarding the jurisdiction of the EPA under CERCLA.
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ED_002061_00114741
Albert Kelly
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129 |
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The document is an amicus brief submitted by the United States Department of Justice in the Supreme Court of Montana regarding Atlantic Richfield Company's petition against the Montana Second Judicial District Court, focusing on the prohibition of landowners' claims for restoration damages under Section 113(h) of CERCLA related to the ongoing EPA cleanup of the Anaconda Smelter Site.
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ED_002061_00114974
Albert Kelly
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33 |
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The memorandum from the United States Environmental Protection Agency discusses the integration of information related to early and interim actions at Superfund sites, specifically addressing the use of trichloroethylene (TCE) in decision-making processes.
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ED_002061_00090511
Patrick Davis
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4 |
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The document pertains to the Sierra Club's legal case against the EPA regarding the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, focusing on proposed sediment sampling locations as part of settlement negotiations.
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ED_002061_00115291
1 Tier
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5 |
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The document outlines a cross-federal agency workshop on PFAS sponsored by the Toxics & Risk Subcommittee, aimed at enhancing understanding and collaboration among federal agencies regarding PFAS science and policy, held on February 5-6, 2018, at the NIH Campus in Bethesda, MD.
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ED_002061_00269049
Richard Yamada
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10 |
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The document discusses the Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council (ITRC) and its PFAS Team's efforts to provide technical resources and training for regulators and stakeholders in response to PFAS contamination, as part of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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ED_002061_00269047
Richard Yamada
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8 |
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The document from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development discusses the state's brownfields redevelopment programs and their economic impact in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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ED_002061_00177477
Kenneth Wagner
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15 |
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The document discusses a meeting led by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state officials, focusing on transforming the state-federal relationship in environmental protection, with specific action areas identified for cooperative federalism, including Superfund and Brownfields initiatives.
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ED_002061_00178526
Kenneth Wagner
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2 |
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The document discusses the Sierra Club's lawsuit against the EPA regarding the environmental and health challenges posed by PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), highlighting the agency's efforts to coordinate actions to address contamination and support affected communities.
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ED_002061_00176093
Kenneth Wagner
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15 |
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The Environmental Protection Agency and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation are addressing the U.S. Department of Energy's proposal to build a second landfill for hazardous waste disposal at the Oak Ridge Reservation, highlighting concerns over the adequacy of the required remedial investigation and feasibility study.
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ED_002061_00115623
Albert Kelly
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5 |