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The email from Millan Hupp at the EPA discusses logistics and proposed questions for an upcoming event featuring Administrator Pruitt and Regional Administrator Gulliford, including inquiries about the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule and the Administrator's experience working with President Trump.
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The email from Danny Lopez outlines a draft agenda for a visit by EPA Administrator Pruitt to Indiana, including meetings with Governor Holcomb and a tour of Starkey farm, as well as a roundtable discussion on the Waters of the United States.
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The email from Clint Leach of the South Carolina Department of Agriculture discusses logistical arrangements for a round-table event on the Waters of the United States (WOTUS), including participant confirmations and media attendance, while noting travel delays for Senator Graham and a change in media representation.
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The email from Ryan Jackson, Chief of Staff at the U.S. EPA, invites representatives from the Kansas and Amarillo Farm Bureau to attend a WOTUS meeting in Guymon, Oklahoma.
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The email from Emily W. Coyner of the National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association thanks EPA officials Ryan Jackson and Sarah Greenwait for their meeting regarding the reform of the Waters of the U.S. rule and expresses support for the withdrawal of the WOTUS regulation.
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The emails involve Ryan Jackson from the EPA coordinating a WOTUS meeting in Guymon and scheduling a joint call regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Michael Lee of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America to Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses a letter thanking Administrator Pruitt for efforts to rescind the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, highlighting its importance to the golf industry.
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The email from Greg Schildwachter to Ryan Jackson discusses the need for the EPA to prepare for potential involvement in Endangered Species issues related to wetlands mitigation in Oklahoma, suggesting a briefing with a staff member.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA discussing concerns raised by New Hanover County and the NC DEQ regarding the safety of the chemical GenX, which has been found in local drinking water and has not yet been analyzed by the EPA.
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The email from Stephen R. Auten of Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP to Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the PFOA/PFOS drinking water issue and introduces Rob Bilott as a valuable resource for the EPA on this topic.
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The document is a letter from the Oklahoma State University Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, discussing participation in a WOTUS roundtable and the G7 Environment Ministers conference, while also introducing an alumnus, Dr. Bill Lingren, who is being honored and wishes to discuss his business's interactions with the EPA.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The Northeast Biosolids and Residuals Association (NEBRA) is hosting a webinar on September 14, 2017, to discuss the state of the science regarding PFAS analysis in wastewater, solids, and soils, aimed at state and federal agency staff, wastewater managers, and laboratories.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss the agency's decision to begin redefining the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing regulatory certainty for farmers and state oversight in environmental management.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA, under Scott Pruitt, decided to rescind the Obama-era "Waters of the United States" rule, which had expanded federal regulatory authority over various bodies of water, in response to criticisms that it represented federal overreach and was already blocked by federal courts.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt addressed the American Farm Bureau Federation's State Leadership Meeting to reaffirm the Trump Administration's commitment to American farmers and announce the decision to begin rescinding the 'Waters of the U.S.' rule.
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The EPA's Administrator Scott Pruitt visited North Dakota to discuss the impacts of the 2015 WOTUS rule on agriculture and announced the agency's efforts to redefine the regulation to provide more certainty for farmers and empower state governance.
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The EPA's Weekly Round-Up for June 30, 2017, discusses Administrator Scott Pruitt's decision to rescind the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing a shift towards prioritizing industry and agricultural interests over environmental regulations, which aligns with a key Trump campaign promise.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Tennessee to engage with agriculture leaders and discuss the agency's decision to begin rescinding the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder input in the regulatory process.
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The EPA's Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Minnesota to discuss the re-evaluation of the 2015 "Waters of the United States" rule with state officials and agricultural stakeholders, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty for farmers while protecting water quality.
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The EPA's press office released a statement on June 27, 2017, highlighting praise from various state governors for the Trump Administration's decision to rescind the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, which they viewed as federal overreach affecting local water management.
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The EPA's Weekly Round-Up for July 7, 2017, highlights Administrator Scott Pruitt's discussions with Alabama farmers about repealing the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, the announcement of new Renewable Fuel Standards for 2018, and efforts to enhance government efficiency in line with President Trump's agenda.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Kentucky to meet with farmers and state officials, discussing the agency's partnership with the state and addressing environmental issues, including the proposal to rescind the 2015 WOTUS rule and new pesticide requirements.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss partnerships with local electric cooperatives and farmers, addressing the repeal of the Clean Power Plan and the rescission of the Waters of the United States rule.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt continued his state action tour in Colorado to promote regulatory certainty for agriculture and discuss the redefinition of the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule.
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The email from the EPA Press Office details Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to North Dakota as part of his state action tour, where he met with state leaders to discuss the rollback of the 2015 WOTUS rule and its impact on agriculture.
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EPA Press Office emails regarding a discussion between Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt about the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulation.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Kentucky to meet with farmers and state officials, discussing the agency's partnership with the state and addressing environmental issues, including the proposal to rescind the 2015 WOTUS rule and new pesticide requirements for dicamba.
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The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are proposing to rescind the 2015 Clean Water Rule and revert to the previous definition of "waters of the United States" to provide regulatory certainty and return power to the states, following a Presidential Executive Order aimed at reviewing the rule.
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The email discusses EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to Iowa and North Dakota, where he emphasized the need for regulatory clarity in revising the "Waters of the U.S." rule, criticizing the previous administration for creating uncertainty for farmers and ranchers.
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The EPA is coordinating with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to assess and restore drinking water and wastewater systems affected by Hurricane Harvey, with ongoing efforts to contact and assist impacted facilities.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that Administrator Scott Pruitt is continuing his state action tour in Indiana to discuss redefining the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulation, aiming to provide regulatory certainty for farmers and respect state authority over water management.
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The EPA press release details Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to Nebraska on October 20, 2017, to discuss the proposal to rescind the 2015 "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule with state officials and stakeholders, emphasizing the administration's commitment to returning regulatory powers to the states and supporting agricultural interests.
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The document details a visit by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to Tennessee on October 23, 2017, where he met with state officials and stakeholders to discuss the rescission of the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule and emphasized the importance of stakeholder input in the regulatory process.
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The email discusses a conversation between Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt regarding the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA legal case.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt continued his state action tour in Colorado, discussing the agency's agenda to redefine the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule to provide regulatory certainty for farmers and empower state governments.
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The EPA is soliciting comments on its stay of an Obama-era Clean Water Act effluent rule and is proposing new guidelines for identifying confidential chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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The Department of Justice announced a $1.1 million settlement with California farmer John Duarte for violating the Clean Water Act by damaging protected wetlands, allowing him to return most of the site to agricultural use while emphasizing that the case does not set a precedent for prosecuting normal farming practices.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Tennessee to engage with agriculture leaders and discuss the Agency's decision to begin rescinding the "Waters of the United States" rule, emphasizing stakeholder input in regulatory processes.
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The EPA and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality are coordinating efforts to assess and restore drinking water and wastewater systems in areas affected by Hurricane Harvey, with updates on operational status and ongoing support for system operators.
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2017 |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss the agency's decision to redefine the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing regulatory certainty for farmers and state oversight in environmental governance.
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The email from Samantha Dravis at the EPA discusses the latest issue of Inside EPA, highlighting key stories including the DOJ's efforts for broad appellate review of Clean Water Act rules, Administrator Scott Pruitt's plans to reshape the EPA's deregulatory agenda, potential legal challenges to early TSCA rules, and Susan Bodine's support for maintaining the centralized Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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The EPA announced the forgiveness of a $21 million loan for Flint's drinking water infrastructure upgrades, requested by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, to aid in public health protection and infrastructure rebuilding following the city's lead contamination crisis.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss partnerships with local leaders and address concerns regarding the repeal of the Clean Power Plan and the Waters of the United States rule.
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The EPA's June 13, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert details Pennsylvania's announcement of fiscal year 2017 Intended Use Plans for clean water and drinking water projects, and Tennessee's final rule amending VOC reporting requirements for gasoline dispensing facilities, effective August 31, 2017.
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The EPA's Press Office released a statement on June 27, 2017, highlighting praise from various governors for the Trump Administration's decision to rescind the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, which they viewed as federal overreach affecting state water management.
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The email from the EPA Press Office details Administrator Scott Pruitt's visit to Nebraska on October 20, 2017, to discuss the proposal to rescind the 2015 "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule with Governor Pete Ricketts and state officials, emphasizing the administration's commitment to reducing federal regulations affecting agriculture.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA has finalized a two-year delay on compliance dates for a 2015 regulation limiting toxic discharges from power plants' wastewater, responding to industry requests while it reconsiders the standards.
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The EPA's Ryan Jackson shared a regulatory alert detailing updates on environmental regulations in Florida and Iowa, including amendments to newspaper notice requirements for the Electric Power Plant Siting Act in Florida and proposed amendments to wastewater construction and operation permits in Iowa.
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The EPA has communicated its support for Florida's use of flexibility in stormwater discharge permits for facilities affected by Hurricane Irma, acknowledging the need for temporary bypass provisions to facilitate recovery efforts.
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The EPA's June 6, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert details proposed water quality standards amendments in Alaska and a settlement agreement for hazardous waste cleanup in California involving the Gordon Research Co. site.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various topics including the agency's proposed repeal of the Obama-era Clean Water Act jurisdiction policy, Superfund reform recommendations from Senator Steve Daines, potential funding restorations for EPA programs in the 2018 budget, and the consideration of former state officials for key positions within the agency.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA's Weekly Round-Up for June 30, 2017, highlights Administrator Scott Pruitt's decision to rescind the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing a shift towards prioritizing economic concerns over environmental regulations and fulfilling a key Trump campaign promise.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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An internal EPA memo reveals that the House's 2018 Interior-EPA spending package increases funding for several programs, including a $28.6 million boost for the Superfund program, while proposing cuts to others, such as a $250 million reduction for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund, ahead of the House Appropriations Committee markup on July 18, 2017.
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The EPA's November 15, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert discusses California's proposed waiver for waste discharge requirements related to disaster-related wastes and Mississippi's proposed amendments to drinking water regulations to align with federal standards.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various topics including Oregon's push for continued commitment to the Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup, the agency's request for a seven-year deadline to complete overdue air toxics rule reviews, and industry calls for a clean repeal of the Obama-era Clean Water Act jurisdiction rule.
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The EPA's Ryan Jackson discusses a bipartisan House measure to update the Safe Drinking Water Act, which includes increased funding and requirements for disadvantaged communities, lead service line removal, and the use of American-made materials, following approval by the Energy and Commerce Committee's environment subpanel.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt addressed the American Farm Bureau Federation's State Leadership Meeting to reaffirm the Trump Administration's commitment to American farmers and announced the decision to begin rescinding the 'Waters of the U.S.' rule.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report from October 6, 2017, discusses the Trump administration's plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, highlights leadership changes within the agency, and addresses environmental issues such as endangered species protections and water pollution incidents.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various developments under Administrator Scott Pruitt's leadership, including efforts to roll back Obama-era regulations, budget cuts affecting the agency's capabilities, and ongoing legal actions related to the Clean Water Act and air toxics rules.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA is initiating a 90-day public comment period to reverse the Obama administration's proposed veto of Clean Water Act permits for the Pebble Mine project in Alaska, following a settlement agreement with the developers.
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The document is a June 12, 2017, Daily Environment Report from the EPA, highlighting key topics such as the review of the Clean Power Plan, a $40 million settlement with Princess Cruise Line for Clean Water Act violations, and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's upcoming budget presentation to Congress.
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The Government Accountability Office will investigate EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's participation in a video by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association that promotes repealing the Waters of the U.S. rule, following concerns raised by Rep. Peter DeFazio regarding potential violations of laws on the use of appropriated funds for lobbying.
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The email discusses a publication from the American Enterprise Institute criticizing the Waters of the US Rule and the Clean Water Act for failing to provide cost-effective improvements in water quality, highlighting regulatory uncertainty and the limited impact on nonpoint emissions.
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The EPA's Ryan Jackson shared an update on July 27, 2017, regarding the House Energy and Commerce Committee's approval of a bipartisan drinking water bill (H.R. 3387) that includes provisions for monitoring emerging contaminants and improving water system resiliency in response to the Flint water crisis.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers have formally proposed the withdrawal of the Obama administration's Waters of the U.S. rule, initiating a 30-day public comment period amidst anticipated legal challenges from environmental groups.
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The EPA announced an $850,000 grant for Wyoming to address water pollution through various state projects, with support from U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, highlighting the importance of state management in environmental protection.
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The EPA's June 20, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert discusses proposed regulations for an Alaska Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit for wastewater treatment and the disapproval of new regulations for mobile automotive repair in California.
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The EPA's email discusses Arkansas' final rule amendments on radiation control, which extend reporting deadlines for nuclear events and align state regulations with federal standards, as well as proposed changes to the floodplain administrator accreditation program to expedite processes for military personnel.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Kentucky to meet with farmers and state officials, discussing environmental issues including the proposal to rescind the 2015 "Waters of the United States" rule and new pesticide requirements.
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The EPA's EHS State Regulatory Alert from October 4, 2017, details Arkansas's final rule amending water quality standards for certain creeks and Clearwater Lake in response to a petition from Halliburton Energy Services, and California's proposed rule to reduce NOx emissions from Portland cement kilns, requiring continuous emission monitoring.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss the agency's decision to redefine the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, emphasizing regulatory certainty for farmers and state oversight in environmental governance.
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The EPA's Environment & Safety Resource Center Update from September 11, 2017, outlines recent changes in safety, waste management, and water pollution control regulations across various states, including updates on boiler attendance requirements in Minnesota, pollution discharge reporting in Florida, and effluent limitations in Wisconsin.
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The EPA is coordinating with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to assess and restore drinking water and wastewater systems affected by Hurricane Harvey, with updates on operational statuses and ongoing support efforts.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The document discusses various issues faced by the EPA, including challenges in reaching consensus on health risk assessments for petro-fuels, a request to delay a haze reduction plan in Texas, resource limitations affecting emissions inventory development, and environmentalists' opposition to the EPA's request to stay litigation on the Clean Water Act effluent rule.
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The EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers have proposed to rescind the 2015 Waters of the United States rule and revert to previous regulations while planning a new version after further evaluation.
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The email discusses the reassignment of a lawsuit challenging the EPA's delay of a regulation on toxic wastewater discharge from power plants to Judge Dabney L. Friedrich, a Trump appointee, after the agency finalized a delay of certain implementation deadlines.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA defended its economic analysis of the Clean Water Rule against critics' claims that it was based solely on data from the economic recession, asserting that the analysis was more comprehensive and included five years of data.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the July 27, 2017, Daily Environment Report, highlighting bipartisan support for a water infrastructure bill that would increase funding for an EPA loan program to improve drinking water infrastructure, which has passed the House Energy & Commerce Committee.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA, led by Administrator Scott Pruitt, is initiating the process to redefine the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) during his state action tour in Indiana, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens on the agriculture industry while ensuring clean water and state regulatory roles.
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the EPA to modify the Risk Management Plan (RMP) program to better address hazards related to the Clean Water Act (CWA).
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA is involved in discussions regarding Southern California municipalities' request to exclude the concrete-lined Los Angeles River from Clean Water Act requirements, which they argue could save them billions in stormwater controls, while local officials like Sheila Kuehl oppose this exclusion.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various legal and regulatory developments, including a federal appeals court ruling on the Clean Water Act, the denial of a stay on the Trump EPA's delay of an accident prevention program, and the agency's expansion of emergency fuel waivers in response to Hurricane Harvey.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt continued his state action tour in Colorado, discussing the agency's agenda to redefine the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule to provide regulatory certainty for farmers and empower state governments.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various environmental issues, including concerns from environmental groups about the agency's new risk evaluation program under the Toxic Substances Control Act, the House Energy & Commerce Committee's approval of bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Safe Drinking Water Act, and potential changes to judicial deference principles affecting the EPA.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report from August 16, 2017, discusses a court ruling allowing Sinclair Oil to bypass biofuel blending mandates, highlights liability concerns affecting Superfund site investments, and notes the agency's plans to rewrite toxic wastewater limits without a set deadline, alongside President Trump's executive order to expedite public-works permits.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt visited Iowa to discuss partnerships with local leaders and address concerns regarding the repeal of the Clean Power Plan and the Waters of the United States rule.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA's Administrator Scott Pruitt visited North Dakota to meet with state leaders and discuss the agency's efforts to redefine the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens on agriculture and empower state governance.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA announced an extension of the public comment period by 30 days for the proposed repeal of the Obama-era Waters of the U.S. rule, allowing comments until September 27, 2017.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt discussed the agency's initiatives, including the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, during interviews in Des Moines, Iowa.
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The EPA announced the forgiveness of a $21 million loan for Flint, Michigan, to upgrade its drinking water infrastructure following a lead contamination crisis, as requested by Governor Rick Snyder, to improve public health and support ongoing lead service line replacement efforts.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email discusses a conversation between Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt regarding the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA lawsuit.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The Department of Justice announced a $1.1 million settlement with California farmer John Duarte for violating the Clean Water Act by damaging protected wetlands, allowing him to return most of the site to agricultural use while emphasizing that the case will not set a precedent for prosecuting normal farming practices.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email discusses recent House debates on amendments related to the EPA and Interior, highlighting key decisions such as funding for park maintenance, the Clean Water State Revolving Funds, and monitoring programs for water quality following the Gold King Mine spill, while also noting the appointment of Wehrum as EPA air chief.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA, under the Trump administration, is making significant changes to environmental regulations, including settling a Clean Water Act enforcement case, denying a delay for a TSCA reporting rule on nanomaterials, and preparing to revise key provisions of the Clean Water Act effluent rule for power plants.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA's EHS State Regulatory Alert from September 28, 2017, discusses proposed amendments to hazardous waste management regulations in Mississippi and on-site subsurface wastewater treatment standards in Montana, including upcoming hearings and comment deadlines.
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EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The EPA is defending its decision to reject a petition to ban water fluoridation under the Toxic Substances Control Act while also facing pressure from environmentalists to abandon its plan to narrow the Clean Water Act jurisdiction rule.
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The email from Thomas Hebert to Sydney Hupp discusses a meeting between EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and United Egg Producers regarding environmental issues affecting agriculture, including efforts to revise the Clean Water Rule in line with President Trump's executive order.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various topics including the agency's plans to seek industry input on Clean Water Act policy changes, the potential litigation chaos from Supreme Court decisions regarding CWA jurisdiction, and ongoing discussions with state officials to enhance enforcement collaboration.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various topics including bipartisan efforts to fund brownfields legislation, criticism of Senate spending cuts affecting EPA enforcement, a lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity regarding Administrator Pruitt's directive on "sue-and-settle" agreements, and preliminary discussions among House Republicans about limiting the Clean Water Act's jurisdiction.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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Laura Campbell from the Michigan Farm Bureau is seeking the best email address to contact EPA Administrator Pruitt regarding concerns about the EPA's review of Michigan's delegated authority under the Clean Water Act.
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2017 |
EPA-HQ-2017-008402 |
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