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The National Mining Association praised the EPA's decision to reject additional financial assurance requirements for the hardrock mining industry, stating that existing regulations adequately address risks and that the move supports domestic mining and reduces reliance on foreign minerals.
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The email from Andrew Liu to Nancy Beck discusses the involvement of SAHTECH and the Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) in preparing for an international meeting focused on Taiwan's Toxic Chemical and Substances Control Act, highlighting their interest in U.S. EPA experiences under TSCA and LCSA.
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The email correspondence between Daland Juberg from Dow AgroSciences and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses the scheduling of a meeting regarding a Premanufacture Notice (PMN) and seeks to establish next steps in the process.
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The email from Sabitha Papineni of Dow discusses the need to reevaluate testing requirements for PMNs with the EPA's OPPT, specifically contesting the necessity of an OECD 422 reproductive study based on differing assessments of data related to the Rinskor active ingredient.
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The EPA provided an update to the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture regarding the implementation of the revised Agricultural Worker Protection Standard, detailing ongoing support, training, and stakeholder engagement to facilitate compliance.
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The email correspondence from the Environmental Protection Agency discusses scheduling a follow-up meeting to address a specific issue related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Lesley Schaaff from Hess Corporation discusses scheduling visits for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to North Dakota and Houston, with tentative dates being considered for October.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) confirms that its use of FY 2017 funds for a privacy booth installation in the Administrator's office complies with the statutory notification requirements and the Antideficiency Act, as it does not violate section 710 of the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, 2017.
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The email exchange between Kaitlyn Shimmin of the EPA and Spencer Pederson discusses the scheduling and cancellation of a meeting regarding CVS Health.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) discussing the New Source Review (NSR) process with representatives from the Edison Electric Institute, with plans to set up a meeting to improve the process.
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The email exchange involves the EPA coordinating a call with Peter Robertson regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case, with discussions about scheduling and contact information.
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The EPA conducted a study comparing the effectiveness of methylene chloride paint removers to 22 alternative solvents and 26 non-methylene chloride paint removers, concluding that only methylene chloride-based products effectively removed multiple layers of various coatings.
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The document is a summary of the Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) Inorganic Byproducts Negotiated Rulemaking Committee Meeting held by the EPA on September 13-14, 2017, outlining discussions on updated proposals and next steps for developing recommendations for constituent feedback.
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The email from Christie StClair of the EPA addresses an inquiry from CBS News regarding the lack of current carbon monoxide emission standards for vehicles and discusses existing regulations and health impacts related to carbon monoxide exposure.
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency held a Federalism consultation meeting on April 19, 2017, to discuss potential changes to the definition of "Waters of the U.S." in light of state and local government perspectives and past Supreme Court rulings.
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The EPA provided a statement regarding water quality sampling and safety precautions in Houston following Hurricane Harvey, while also updating on the status of Superfund sites in the area.
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The email correspondence between Joshua Greene of A.O. Smith Corporation and Sarah Helton discusses their appreciation for a meeting with EPA representative Layne Bangerter regarding water infrastructure issues and A.O. Smith's role in water technology solutions.
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The email from Andrew Wheeler discusses a prep session related to the release of a climate assessment by the EPA, indicating that Liz Bowman had to leave early due to press calls.
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The email from Will Lovell at the EPA discusses the arrangement of a call regarding setup questions for an upcoming session, while also sharing a professional biography and photo of Brittany Bolen as requested by Chuck Knauss.
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The email exchange between Chuck Knauss of Hunton and Will Lovell from the EPA discusses the arrangement for a session, including the sharing of a biography and photo of Brittany Bolen, and scheduling a call to address setup questions.
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The document outlines the agenda for a Health and Environment Committee meeting hosted by the American Petroleum Institute on November 2, 2017, focusing on regulatory reform activities, EPA plans, and environmental issues related to the petroleum industry.
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The email correspondence between Emily Coyner and Robin Kime discusses the cancellation of a meeting scheduled for September 28, 2017, due to a scheduling conflict with a White House meeting involving an EPA official.
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The email from Robin Kime at the EPA discusses the agenda and attendees for an upcoming American Petroleum Institute (API) Health and Environmental Committee (HEC) meeting scheduled for November 2, 2017, and ensures that Will Lovell receives the information.
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The email from Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, discusses a follow-up on a meeting with General Mills regarding the former General Mills/Henkel Superfund Site, indicating that they will inquire further and respond.
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The email from Albert Kelly at the EPA confirms a meeting request on behalf of International Paper, sent by Darrin Munoz.
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The email correspondence involves representatives from Chevron and the EPA discussing the rescheduling of a meeting originally set for July 21, 2017, to address requirements for risk assessments and cost-benefit analyses, with a proposed new date during the week of August 31.
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The email from Darrin Munoz of Faegre Baker Daniels LLP to Albert Kelly and Nicholas Falvo discusses a follow-up on a meeting with the General Mills team regarding the General Mills/Henkel Superfund Site, providing electronic attachments of relevant reports and offering to arrange a meeting between technical experts.
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The email exchange between Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, and Darrin Munoz from Faegre Baker Daniels expresses gratitude for a presentation on the CERCLA process and Superfund reform efforts by Administrator Pruitt.
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Darrin R. Munoz from Faegre Baker Daniels LLP is inquiring about the EPA's handling of 40 CFR Part 192 related to uranium and thorium ore processing following a meeting regarding Pebble Mine.
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Darrin R. Munoz from Faegre Baker Daniels LLP requested a list of the Superfund Task Force from Albert Kelly, related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document is a letter from Darrin R. Munoz of Faegre Baker Daniels inviting Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, to speak at a luncheon on Superfund reform policy, emphasizing the value of his insights as Chairman of the Superfund Task Force.
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The email from Michelle Hale at the Environmental Protection Agency informs Mr. Carey that Administrator Pruitt will be unable to attend a scheduled meeting at 11:00 a.m. due to a conflict and that Chief of Staff Ryan Jackson will cover for him.
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The email from Darrin Munoz of Faegre Baker Daniels is a follow-up regarding a meeting with General Mills, offering to provide additional information and suggesting a meeting between technical experts related to the former General Mills site in Minneapolis.
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The email from Darrin R. Munoz invites Albert Kelly and Nicholas Falvo to a Superfund Insights luncheon related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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Roger Martella from GE requests a meeting with Patrick Davis to introduce himself and his colleague John Haggard, who leads GE's remediation team, while mentioning his previous experience as General Counsel at the EPA.
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Patrick Davis of the Environmental Protection Agency declined an invitation to speak at an event in October.
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The email from Kathy Franklin discusses the sign-in sheet for the EPA and RMP Coalition meeting held on March 9, 2017.
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The email from Paul Bailey to Byron Brown at the EPA discusses a confidential letter related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Paul Bailey of America's Power to Brittany Bolen at the EPA discusses the CCR/ELG regulations and includes a brief document outlining steps to address both rules.
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The email exchange between Brittany Bolen and Michael Schon discusses scheduling a brief call for Michael to share personal news, with coordination involving Robin Kime.
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The email from Brittany Bolen to Michael Schon discusses coordinating logistics for a meeting scheduled for the following morning at the Marriott Metro Center, involving David Langdon and others, as part of government affairs for the Portland Cement Association.
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The email from Brittany Bolen to Chuck Knauss discusses logistics for a session related to environmental law and policy, including a request for a bio and photo, while mentioning traffic issues due to a Christmas tree lighting event.
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Brittany Bolen of the Environmental Protection Agency expresses gratitude to Samuel Brown for his appreciation of her participation in an environmental law and policy event.
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The email exchange between Brittany Bolen of the EPA and A. Todd Johnston of the Portland Cement Association discusses a delayed response regarding a call to address an unspecified issue following a sectors event.
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The email exchange between Brittany Bolen of the EPA and Paul Noe of the American Forest & Paper Association discusses a follow-up meeting regarding issues raised in a previous meeting with the EPA Administrator.
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The email correspondence between Paul Bailey of the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity and Brittany Bolen discusses a letter related to the Sierra Club's lawsuit against the EPA concerning coal combustion residuals (CCR).
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The email exchange between Brittany Bolen from the EPA and Michael Schon from the Portland Cement Association discusses scheduling a follow-up call regarding government affairs.
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The American Petroleum Institute is inviting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Deputy Associate Administrator, Brittany Bolen, to a meeting on November 2, 2017, to discuss regulatory reform efforts relevant to the oil and gas industry.
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The email exchange between Brittany Bolen from the EPA and Michael Schon from the Portland Cement Association discusses scheduling a call for a follow-up conversation.
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The American Petroleum Institute invited Brittany Bolen to speak at their Health and Environment Committee meeting on November 2 regarding the EPA's regulatory reform efforts.
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The email correspondence between Hilary Moffett from the American Petroleum Institute and Brittany Bolen from the EPA discusses an invitation for Bolen to speak at the API's Health and Environment Committee meeting on November 2 regarding the EPA's regulatory reform efforts.
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The email from Chuck Knauss discusses the arrangement for a session related to environmental law and policy, requesting a bio and photo from Brittany Bolen, and mentions the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Paul Bailey to Brittany Bolen at the EPA includes an attached letter regarding the Clean Coal Regulation (CCR) and references the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Paul Bailey of the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity provides an update on coal unit retirements, indicating that an additional 7,000 MW of coal capacity has been announced for retirement since June 2017, bringing the total to 108,000 MW across 43 states, with a focus on the top ten states affected.
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The email from Tate Bennett at the EPA discusses the need for a detailed outline on permitting issues and topics to be addressed by Chris Perry and Tony, with a deadline for completion before Perry's departure.
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The EPA is proposing a rule to amend the effective date of the 2015 Clean Water Rule to provide regulatory certainty while considering a two-step process to rescind and revise the rule, following a nationwide stay and additional court rulings.
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The email from Elizabeth Tate Bennett, Senior Deputy Associate Administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is a request to discuss a matter related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Samantha Dravis at the EPA acknowledges a follow-up from Peter Pagano at Boeing regarding a meeting about advancing aviation manufacturing in the U.S. and mentions a request related to an aircraft proposal by OTAQ.
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The email from Tate Bennett discusses the withdrawal of a resolution by representatives from ALEC regarding the review of the EPA's Endangerment Findings, indicating that the final decision will be made by the Trump Administration.
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The email exchange between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Michael Tadeo discusses press releases and includes a personal greeting, referencing their past work together.
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The email from Tate Bennett discusses an upcoming announcement related to methane and mentions the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating a focus on environmental engagement and education within the context of the EPA.
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The email from Tate Bennett, Associate Administrator for Public Engagement & Environmental Education at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is an RSVP to a reception related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Mary Aridi of the EPA discusses the sending of a PIN necessary for a background investigation, indicating prompt action is needed from Dennis Forsgren.
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The email exchange between Charles Munoz of the EPA and Lee Forsgren discusses the vetting process for Forsgren's potential hiring at the EPA, with Munoz indicating that the vetting typically takes about two weeks and requesting additional documentation from Forsgren.
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The email exchange between Charles Munoz of the EPA and Lee Forsgren discusses the progress of Forsgren's onboarding process, including drug testing and the completion of security paperwork, with plans to finalize the necessary documentation for Forsgren to join the EPA team.
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The email correspondence involves Chris Parinello from Valero requesting a meeting with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to discuss export Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) with Valero's CEO, Joe Gorder, while coordinating the meeting logistics with Madeline Morris from the EPA.
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The document lists the members of the 2017 Texas Oil and Gas Association (TXOGA) Board of Directors, detailing their positions and affiliations within various oil and gas companies.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons of the EPA and Melissa Shute from Statoil discusses scheduling a lunch meeting for the following week after a prior meeting was postponed.
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Troy M. Lyons from the Environmental Protection Agency requested to reschedule a coffee meeting with Melissa Shute from Statoil to the following week.
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The email correspondence between Avi Garbow of Gibson Dunn and Troy Lyons of the EPA discusses the management of nominations for a committee, specifically regarding Susan Bodine, and includes requests for contact information for minority staff.
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The email exchange between BP's Robert Stout and EPA's Troy Lyons discusses an update on a hydrocarbon release at Prudhoe Bay, with Stout offering to provide further information to EPA's Ryan Jackson and inquiring about any Congressional inquiries related to the incident.
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The email exchange involves Lorrie Hecker of Hess Corporation facilitating a connection between Jon Sanford, who is seeking an appointment as EPA Region 1 Administrator, and Troy Lyons, the Manager of Federal Government Affairs at Hess, as part of Sanford's efforts to promote his resume within the EPA.
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The email correspondence between BP's Mary Streett and EPA's Samantha Dravis discusses scheduling a meeting between BP's Head of Downstream and Administrator Pruitt.
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The email from Jan Gorospe to Albert Kelly at the EPA discusses the water contamination crisis in East Chicago, Indiana, and requests support for providing 29,000 residents with an Alkaline water system to filter heavy metals and improve public health.
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The email exchange between Albert Kelly of the EPA and Steve Risotto from the American Chemistry Council discusses scheduling a meeting to talk about EPA policy regarding TCE remediation.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Land and Emergency Management responds to concerns raised by the American Chemistry Council regarding the implementation of a 2014 memorandum on early cleanup actions for trichloroethylene (TCE) exposure at contaminated sites, affirming the use of the TCE IRIS assessment for risk evaluations.
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The email exchange between Robert Genovese of BP and Albert Kelly discusses scheduling a call to address groundwater testing and environmental risks at the USS Lead site in East Chicago, following their previous discussions on Superfund sites.
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The American Chemistry Council is requesting the EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management to suspend the implementation of a 2014 policy memo regarding short-term exposure to trichloroethylene in indoor air due to concerns about its scientific basis and inconsistent application across regions, while a risk evaluation is conducted by the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention.
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The document is a Supreme Court case from Montana involving Atlantic Richfield Company as the petitioner against the Montana Second Judicial District Court regarding a petition for a writ of supervisory control, with various legal representatives and amicus curiae involved, decided on December 29, 2017.
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The email from Raymond Ludwiszewski discusses concerns regarding the Gelman site in Ann Arbor, Michigan, highlighting that Region V of the EPA has decided to assign a dedicated staffer despite the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality's assertion that federal involvement is unnecessary.
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Patrick Davis from the EPA is following up with the Policy Office regarding the status of the Off-Site Waste Recovery Operations (OSWRO) rule after a request from Leslie Hulse of the American Chemistry Council to expedite a final settlement for reconsideration of the rule.
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Patrick Davis from the EPA confirmed a lunch meeting with Drew Kramer and Andy Berger at Wynkoop Brewery in Denver on January 9, 2018, following their previous correspondence about scheduling.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is requesting additional information from the Environmental Protection Agency to complete formal consultation on the effects of reregistering chlorpyrifos, malathion, and diazinon under the Endangered Species Act, specifically seeking revised effects analyses that incorporate current scientific data and predict future usage impacts.
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The email from Hayley Ford at the EPA confirms the attendee list for a meeting scheduled on November 15, 2017, with Rashid G. Hallaway and others regarding their visit to the agency.
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The document lists attendees from various energy companies and associations at an EPA meeting on November 15, 2017, organized by the ACCCE.
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The email from Rashid G. Hallaway to EPA staff provides an updated list of confirmed attendees for a meeting scheduled for November 15, 2017, regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA coordinating a meeting on November 15, 2017, with confirmed attendees and logistical details for their visit.
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David Dunlap from Koch Industries is requesting a phone conversation with Layne Bangerter regarding water issues following the appointment of Mr. Pruitt as head of the EPA.
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The document details a scheduled informational interview between Richard Yamada and Anglique Hawk on October 17, 2017, at the Ronald Reagan Building, as part of a discussion about Yamada's career choices.
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The document is an invitation from Brandon Walters to Richard Yamada to collaborate on a shared folder related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating ongoing legal proceedings involving the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The email from Danielle Branch to Richard Yamada discusses an invitation to collaborate on a shared Google Drive folder related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Danielle Branch invites Richard Yamada to collaborate on a Google Drive folder for sharing materials related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from the EPA notifies Richard Yamada of the creation of his new account at ordweb.epa.gov, providing account details and a link to sign in.
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The document is a Google Calendar invitation confirming a call between Senator Sullivan and David Ross scheduled for October 16, 2017, organized by Troy Lyons.
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The document is a calendar invitation for a conference call between Lee Forsgren from the EPA and Clay Kane from the University of Michigan scheduled for October 20, 2017.
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The email exchange between Lee Forsgren of the EPA and Donald Itzkoff from GE Corporate discusses Forsgren's new contact information following his recent appointment as Deputy Assistant Administrator in the Office of Water.
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The email exchange involves the EPA discussing the Clean Water Act Small Vessel NPDES General Permit, with Khary Cauthen from API seeking clarification on which permit applies to certain vessels, and Lee Forsgren offering to provide the necessary information.
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The email correspondence involves Deidre Duncan from Hunton & Williams LLP inviting Lee Forsgren, Deputy Assistant Administrator of the EPA's Office of Water, to speak at the Environmental Law and Policy Conference in Washington, D.C. on November 30, 2017.
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The email correspondence involves Peter Marcus, a reporter for The Gazette, requesting details about a tour with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and Senator Cory Gardner in Durango, coordinated through Amy Graham of the EPA.
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The document outlines an agenda for a conference hosted in Washington, DC, on November 30, 2017, featuring discussions among key regulators from the US EPA and other agencies on environmental law and policy topics, including air quality, climate change regulation, and land management.
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