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The email from the Utah Department of Environmental Quality discusses the planning and itinerary for a roundtable meeting on Waters of the United States (WOTUS) involving the EPA Administrator and the Governor, including a tour and discussions on various environmental topics.
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The email correspondence involves Sydney Hupp from the EPA's Office of the Administrator coordinating a meeting with Administrator Pruitt and Brianna Foran regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document from the Senate Finance Committee discusses the implications of the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" on Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs), highlighting concerns that the proposed pass-through provision could hinder MLPs' ability to raise capital for energy infrastructure, ultimately affecting energy security and consumer prices.
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The email from Bruce Heine of Magellan Midstream to Kenneth Wagner expresses concerns about the Senate tax reform bill's unfair treatment of Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) and urges Wagner to have his boss contact Senator Cornyn to advocate for the House version of the bill, emphasizing MLPs' importance to national energy security.
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The email correspondence between Bruce Heine of Magellan Midstream Partners and EPA officials discusses the issuance of an 11.5 RVP waiver to address fuel supply shortages in the Midwestern states.
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The email correspondence involves representatives from Williams and the EPA discussing their attendance and positive interactions at the ECOS meeting, with plans to meet again in Wyoming.
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The email correspondence involves Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinating a lunch meeting between Troy Lyons and Melissa Shute from Statoil.
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The EPA is discussing support for an 11.5 RVP waiver in Oklahoma and Midwestern states due to fuel supply shortages, as communicated by Magellan Midstream Partners.
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Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency coordinated a lunch meeting with Melissa Shute from Statoil, rescheduling it to October 12 or 13, 2017, due to a last-minute conflict.
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Kaitlyn Shimmin from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reschedules a coffee meeting with Melissa Shute from Statoil due to Troy being pulled into a lunch with the Administrator.
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The email exchange between Kaitlyn Shimmin from the EPA and Melissa Shute from Statoil discusses scheduling a meeting to catch up amidst ongoing activities related to the Clean Power Plan (CPP).
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The email exchange involves Justin Schwab from the EPA coordinating a call with Peter Robertson and Thomas M. Barba regarding scheduling, indicating a discussion related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Peter Robertson of the Pebble Partnership and Justin Schwab of the EPA discusses scheduling a call regarding a settlement related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document consists of comments submitted by various oil and gas associations to the EPA regarding the evaluation of existing regulations, specifically related to the case Sierra Club v. EPA.
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The email from Lee Fuller to Justin Schwab discusses the IPAA's comments on the EPA's Notice of Data Availability regarding proposed changes to compliance deadlines for methane regulations affecting low producing oil and natural gas wells, advocating for the extension of these deadlines and highlighting the need for differentiated regulatory approaches based on production levels.
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The Virginia Coal & Energy Alliance and Southern States Energy Board invited EPA Director Scott Pruitt to deliver the keynote address at their annual conference on coal in Kingsport, Tennessee, scheduled for May 22-23, 2017.
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The email exchange involves Madeline Morris from the EPA coordinating a lunch meeting with Gabrielle Ake from CBS News and John Dickerson for September 13, 2017.
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The email from Madeline Morris of the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting for Administrator Pruitt with the American Public Power Association on October 19, requesting the completion of a meeting request form to facilitate the process.
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The email from Jayme Cox of Cimarex Energy Company discusses the potential participation of a high-ranking official from the EPA at the TXOGA Lone Star Energy Forum in Houston, highlighting the event's significance and the opportunity for private meetings with industry CEOs.
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The email correspondence between Madeline McGinty of the National Mining Association and Madeline Morris from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting between EPA Administrator Pruitt and NMA President Hal Quinn to address issues in the mining industry.
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Troy Lyons, a Manager of Federal Government Affairs at Hess Corporation, agrees to allow Lorrie Hecker to pass his email address to Jon Sanford, as requested by Doron Grosman for a personal connection.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons of the EPA and Melissa Shute discusses rescheduling a coffee meeting originally planned for September 20, 2017, due to a scheduling conflict.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons of the EPA and Melissa Shute from Statoil discusses scheduling a coffee meeting to catch up.
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The email exchange between Troy Lyons from the EPA and Melissa Shute from Statoil discusses scheduling a coffee meeting to catch up.
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The letter from various business organizations urges the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee to expedite the confirmation of four nominees for Assistant Administrators at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ensure it is fully staffed and capable of fulfilling its mission to protect human health and the environment.
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The National Mining Association invited Mr. Albert Kelly of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to address their Environment Committee meeting on October 16-17, 2017, to discuss Superfund program priorities and recommendations for accelerating cleanups.
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The document discusses a town hall meeting in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where residents expressed concerns about the long-term environmental impact of 1,4-dioxane contamination from Gelman Sciences, highlighting the need for protective measures for affected families.
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The email from Patrick Davis of the Environmental Protection Agency discusses scheduling a meeting with representatives from the American Chemistry Council to follow up on policy memos regarding TCE remediation.
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The email correspondence involves Patrick Davis from the EPA coordinating a meeting with Samantha McDonald regarding the RCRA Oil and Gas issue, scheduled for April 24, 2017, at the EPA headquarters.
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The email from Patrick Davis of the EPA discusses involving the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) in the data gathering phase regarding state regulations on oil and gas production wastes, as part of an effort to determine if federal regulations are necessary under RCRA Subtitle D.
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Patrick Davis from the EPA confirms a phone call with Leslie Hulse from the American Chemistry Council to discuss advice on a matter related to the OSWRO settlement and the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence involves the Environmental Protection Agency, specifically Patrick Davis coordinating a meeting with Spencer Pederson regarding waste management issues related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence between Patrick Davis of the EPA and Drew Kramer of Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association discusses scheduling a lunch meeting in Denver to explore potential collaboration on environmental policy.
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The email exchange between Drew Kramer and Patrick Davis, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, discusses scheduling a lunch meeting at Wynkoop Brewery in Denver on January 9, 2018.
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The email from Cheryl Woodward at the EPA confirms the completion of arrangements for an art installation scheduled for July 3, 2017, following a previous discussion about the artwork.
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The email from SeVera Wilson at the EPA confirms authorization for parking in the North Courtyard for a scheduled event on July 3, 2017, despite a prior request to cancel.
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The email correspondence involves the Smithsonian American Art Museum coordinating with Artex for the pick-up of artwork on Mondays, with Jennifer Lee serving as the contact for the logistics.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses the confirmation of a scheduled job for July 3rd, 2017, and requests input from SeVera Wilson regarding the status of the job.
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The email exchange between Michelle Hale from the EPA and Diane Troutman discusses the correction of mislabeled photographs from a meeting with General Motors executives and requests for their correct mailing addresses.
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The email from Michelle Hale at the EPA discusses a meeting request from POET LLC, represented by Robert Walther, for Administrator Scott Pruitt to discuss rural economic development and biofuels on March 29 or 30, 2017.
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The email exchange between Michelle Hale of the EPA and Bruce Heine of Magellan Midstream Partners discusses the request for mailing addresses following a meeting.
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The email exchange between Michelle Hale of the EPA and Elizabeth Craddock discusses the sharing of photos from a meeting and the request for mailing addresses of attendees for follow-up notes from the Administrator.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA coordinating a meeting with Administrator Pruitt for BP representatives, detailing arrival instructions and security procedures.
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The email exchange between Millan Hupp from the EPA and Matthew Freedman from Global Impact Inc. discusses scheduling a meeting for June 27, 2017, while addressing a conflict with Freedman's prior commitments.
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The email from Millan Hupp of the U.S. government discusses preparations for a potentially hostile meeting between a government administrator and the Victorian Government in Australia, highlighting concerns about political tensions and the impact of climate change policies.
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The email discusses plans for a meeting in Melbourne with the Victorian Government to connect the EPA Administrator with local high-tech companies, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic relations despite differing views on climate change.
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The National Mining Association submitted technical comments to the EPA regarding selenium water quality criteria, suggesting changes to fish tissue calculations and expressing concerns about the national water column calculations and state flexibility in implementation.
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The email exchange between Byron Brown of the EPA and Martin McBroom of American Electric Power discusses scheduling a meeting to address implementation issues related to the CCR rule and the WIIN Act.
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The email from Byron Brown of the EPA discusses the ongoing regulatory actions and developments regarding the Gelman Sciences 1,4-dioxane site in Ann Arbor, Michigan, including a notification from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality to EPA Region V about continued state involvement.
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The document prepared for the Utility Solid Waste Activities Group discusses the impracticality and cost-prohibitive nature of adding boron to the Appendix IV constituent list for groundwater assessment monitoring, highlighting that remediation efforts would exceed current requirements and that boron does not pose a human health risk according to the EPA.
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Bill Wehrum from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency confirms to Richard Moskowitz of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers that he will ensure his scheduling team follows up on a meeting request.
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The email correspondence involves Henry Nickel and Bill Wehrum discussing a meeting related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, with Wehrum representing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee held a hearing on January 18, 2017, to consider the nomination of Scott Pruitt as the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Michael A. Ferguson, a Senior Advisor, is requesting the scheduling of a meeting between EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and CEOs from the Biotechnology Innovation Organization on April 4, 2017.
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The email correspondence between William Wehrum and Aaron Ringel discusses draft responses to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee regarding key nominations for the U.S. EPA, specifically mentioning Wehrum's expected nomination to lead the Office of Air and Radiation.
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The email correspondence involves Christian Palich from the EPA coordinating the submission of brief bios and photos for a scheduled event, ensuring all participants have sent their materials to Elizabeth Olsen.
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The document lists various pending legal cases involving the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and multiple industry associations, primarily related to environmental regulations and compliance.
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The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works invited William L. Wehrum Jr. to testify on September 20, 2017, regarding his nomination and others for positions at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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The email correspondence involves William Wehrum from the EPA discussing a potential introduction with Tim Puko, a new energy reporter for the Wall Street Journal, indicating a networking opportunity related to energy policy.
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The email from Michael Dourson discusses the confirmation process for a Senate hearing and expresses gratitude towards Troy and his team for their support during preparation, indicating involvement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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The email from William Wehrum to multiple recipients, including Michael Dourson, commends Dourson for his impressive performance regarding the QFR (Questions for the Record) process on October 5, 2017, within the context of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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The email correspondence involves Liz Bowman from the EPA discussing questions regarding William Wehrum's role in the development of the endangerment finding, as raised by journalist Niina Heikkinen, in the context of Wehrum's confirmation process.
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The email from Kaitlyn Shimmin of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a list of support letters received for the nomination of William Wehrum, highlighting key individuals and organizations that have expressed their support.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses the urgency of compiling a list of pending cases in the DC Circuit, including specific cases that have been dismissed or denied, to meet a deadline set by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
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The email correspondence among EPA officials discusses the certification and submission of a nominee's financial disclosure report to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE).
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The email correspondence involves Liz Bowman from the EPA discussing a financial disclosure report related to William Wehrum, who has a history of service at the agency, with reporter Sean Reilly from E&E News in preparation for a preview story on an upcoming confirmation hearing.
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The document is a petition for reconsideration and request for a stay regarding the EPA's final rule on Accidental Release Prevention Requirements under the Clean Air Act, submitted by the RMP Coalition to Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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Albert Kelly, a Senior Advisor at the EPA, exchanges friendly emails with Brent Blansett from Spirit Bank, discussing Kelly's recent media appearance and expressing mutual support.
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The email correspondence involves John Hasselmann from IPC confirming receipt of information regarding a meeting with the EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management (OLEM), indicating collaboration between IPC and various stakeholders in the chemical industry.
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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.
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Brittany Bolen from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is coordinating a meeting with Lee Fuller regarding regulatory reform issues, specifically discussing the potential delay of the Subpart OOOOa fugitive emissions program's Leak Detection and Repair requirements.
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The email from Joseph L. Citta Jr. of the Nebraska Public Power District discusses a follow-up meeting with EPA representatives regarding the Large Public Power Council's potential role in providing policy and technical guidance on environmental regulatory issues.
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The email from Stephen Fotis of Van Ness Feldman LLP to Mandy Gunasekara and Brittany Bolen discusses a request for them to address the LPPC Environmental Task Force on October 24 regarding the development of a potential replacement rule for the Clean Power Plan.
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The email correspondence discusses the organization of a closed roundtable event on the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) led by EPA Administrator Pruitt in Orangeburg, SC, with participants including representatives from Duke Energy and the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.
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The email from Bernard D. Goldstein discusses concerns from the academic community regarding a provision in the SAB Act that restricts EPA Board members from having current grants or contracts with the EPA, suggesting that it may hinder academic involvement in EPA review processes, and seeks feedback on proposed language changes.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck of the EPA and David Dunlap of Koch Companies discusses scheduling a lunch meeting and references a "TSCA movie," indicating ongoing communication regarding environmental regulatory affairs.
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The email correspondence between Kimberly White of the American Chemistry Council and Bernard Goldstein discusses changes to language in the SAB Act concerning the involvement of academic scientists in EPA review processes, reflecting concerns from the academic community.
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The email from Roy Bailey of Giuliani Deason Capital Interests, LLC discusses the forwarding of a document regarding Wolbachia concerns and publications, originally sent by Christopher Basta from Intrexon Corporation, to recipients including Tate Bennett and Byron Brown.
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The email correspondence between Nancy Beck of the EPA and David Dunlap of Koch Industries discusses Beck's attendance at the upcoming CDR Inorganic By-Products Regulatory Negotiation meeting scheduled for August 16-17, 2017.
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The email correspondence between Roy Bailey of Giuliani Deason Capital Interests, LLC and Nancy Beck of the EPA discusses the need for OPP experts to review materials related to the Wolbachia project before a follow-up meeting.
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The email exchange between Komal Jain from the American Chemistry Council and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses potential hiring opportunities at the EPA, noting a hiring freeze and suggesting a political position for a candidate with environmental experience.
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The email correspondence involves Roy Bailey from Giuliani Deason Capital Interests, LLC, reaching out to Nancy Beck, a Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, to provide a summary for review related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, with an offer for further discussion.
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The email correspondence between Kenneth A. Mundt of Ramboll and Iris Camacho from the EPA confirms Camacho's participation as a representative of the EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics at a formaldehyde expert workshop at UNC, noting that there is no registration fee required.
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The email exchange between David Dunlap of Koch Companies and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses the need for funding and collaboration to effectively implement the TSCA rules and manage chemical risks in commerce.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck of the EPA and Richard E. Engler, Ph.D., discusses their appreciation for the NCAC/CSW symposium held on October 13, 2017, highlighting the importance of continued dialogue on critical issues in toxicology.
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The letter from Safer Chemicals, Health Families and other organizations to the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention expresses concerns regarding the scoping documents and problem formulations for the initial risk evaluations of 10 chemicals under the revised Toxic Substances Control Act, emphasizing the need for comprehensive safety assessments to protect public health.
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The email from Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses a potential meeting regarding the agency's rule-making process for the cleaning chemical n-propyl bromide (nPB), specifically in relation to its classification under the Toxic Substances Control Act and as a Hazardous Air Pollutant, while also addressing the impact of a White House memorandum freezing pending regulations.
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The email from Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses the ongoing efforts related to a proposal by the Innovation Reform Group, which includes Clorox, P&G, and Reckitt Benckiser, to exempt FDA-approved flavoring ingredients as fragrance ingredients for antimicrobial food contact pesticides under Executive Order 13777.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, and Seth Goldberg discusses scheduling a lunch meeting for early August 2017.
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The email correspondence between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator of the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP), and Lynn Bergeson discusses scheduling a phone call regarding ongoing matters, likely related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, and Renee Munasifi discusses scheduling a follow-up call regarding an idea on dicamba, with Beck indicating her availability after a series of meetings.
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The email from Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses the formal submission of confidential business information related to the review and approval of claims for antimicrobial copper products, indicating that John Hebert will assist in the process and facilitate a peer review.
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The email correspondence between Nancy Beck of the EPA and Renee Munasifi discusses scheduling a call to follow up on isoxaflutole weed control for isoxaflutole-tolerant soybeans.
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The email exchange between Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, and Lynn Bergeson discusses concerns about the lack of contact with individuals referred for comments on toxic chemical regulations, following a New York Times article on the EPA's shift in policy.
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The email from Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with the Efficacy Working Group to address concerns about the implementation of the OECD Quantitative Efficacy Method for Bacteria and TB.
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The email correspondence between Nancy Beck of the EPA and Sally M. Kane discusses scheduling a brief conversation regarding updates to slides for a panel presentation on the new TSCA statute and its requirements for risk evaluations.
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The email correspondence between Barbara Bankoff and Nancy Beck from the EPA discusses the scheduling of a meeting regarding the IRIS issue, emphasizing the importance of Beck's participation and her reluctance to engage with representatives from the ACC.
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The email correspondence involves Thomas Bostick from Intrexon expressing gratitude to Nancy Beck of the EPA and others for their collaboration on mosquito registration efforts, highlighting the importance of the technology discussed in their meetings.
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The email from Katya Tsaioun discusses the submission of a proposal for a Society of Toxicology (SOT) session focused on enhancing transparency and uncertainty characterization in risk assessment, with contributions from various co-chairs and speakers.
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The email from Keith Matthews of Wiley Rein LLP to Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting regarding a Section 3 application for mosquito registration, confirming that the Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) has allowed submission before jurisdiction transfer, and mentions the attendance of Intrexon's Chief Communications Officer.
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