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The Auto Alliance submitted comments to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) regarding the "Deemed to Comply" provision, arguing that unilateral changes to greenhouse gas standards would violate a 2012 agreement.
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The email from The Daily Signal discusses various topics including gun rights and court cases, specifically mentioning the Sierra Club v. EPA case, and is sent to Kenneth Wagner at the EPA.
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The email from The Daily Signal discusses a California bill that would criminalize traditional views on sexuality, addressed to Kenneth Wagner at the EPA.
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The Heritage Foundation is organizing the Resource Bank conference from June 5-8, 2018, in Florida, aimed at bringing together conservative leaders to exchange ideas, share strategies, and develop solutions for policy challenges.
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The email from the Heritage Foundation to Kenneth Wagner at the EPA discusses various political topics, including a case titled Sierra Club v. EPA, and promotes the Foundation's viewpoints on education and government spending.
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The Heritage Foundation's Kay Coles James is seeking input from Kenneth Wagner on which conservative issues should be prioritized in their agenda, including options like repealing Obamacare and confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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The email from Kay Coles James of The Heritage Foundation urges Kenneth Wagner at the EPA to make a financial contribution to support conservative policies in the Trump administration, emphasizing the urgency of the deadline for a matching gift.
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The National Rural Water Association requested a meeting with David Ross, Deputy Administrator for Water at the EPA, to discuss mutual goals related to rural and small water systems.
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The document discusses the San Diego County Water Authority's $1 billion public-private partnership with Poseidon Water for a seawater desalination project, highlighting considerations such as project expertise, risks, and the agency's decision-making process regarding water supply reliability.
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The American Water Works Association (AWWA) invites David Ross, Assistant Administrator of the EPA, to participate in a public dialogue at their Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE '18) from June 11-14, 2018, focusing on the water sector's needs and the Agency's activities.
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The document discusses a Senate water resources bill, S. 2800, which is projected to increase the federal deficit by over $3 billion due to expanded low-cost loan programs for water infrastructure projects, as analyzed by the Congressional Budget Office, while Republican staffers indicate that budget-busting provisions will be revised before the bill's passage.
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The email discusses the American Water Works Association (AWWA) preparing to publish the first-ever direct potable reuse (DPR) standard to assist utilities in water-stressed areas in managing their DPR systems.
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The American Water Works Association is seeking feedback on a draft document addressing misconceptions about regulatory activity under the Safe Drinking Water Act since 1996, highlighting significant regulatory burdens and the need for resources as documented by the EPA.
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The American Water Works Association is finalizing a press release regarding the Senate Farm Bill, with Tracy Mehan coordinating the approval process.
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The American Water Works Association commended the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee for introducing the bipartisan Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, which includes measures to protect drinking water sources from nutrient runoff and enhances conservation programs benefiting water quality.
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The Heritage Foundation organized a panel discussion on improving federal workforce efficiency through commonsense hiring and firing practices, highlighting the need for streamlined processes to empower Cabinet Secretaries in managing personnel effectively.
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The email from Alida Low at Oklahoma State University invites recipients to the 2018 Employer Workshop on May 16, 2018, focusing on recruiting personnel and human resource professionals, featuring sessions on employment law updates, networking strategies, and corporate culture.
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The email exchange between David Schwietert from the Auto Alliance and Will Lovell from the EPA discusses the attendance of EPA staff at a tour during the DC Auto Show, with arrangements for a 4:30 PM tour due to potential delays.
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The document contains meeting notes from a February 1, 2018, conference call by a steering committee discussing the evolution of hardrock mining and reclamation in the Rocky Mountain West, focusing on issues such as mine acid drainage, technology for remediation, and recommendations for committee additions, with action items for feedback and scheduling future meetings.
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The Mountain Studies Institute is conducting a questionnaire for its Science and Innovation Center Steering Committee to gather input on hard rock mining challenges, potential benefits of the center, and funding options for its development.
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The Mountain Studies Institute is hosting the second annual Silverton Innovation Expo in Colorado to discuss advancements in mining and reclamation technologies, facilitate partnerships, and address challenges identified in the previous year's event.
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The document outlines the agenda for the EPRI Washington Seminar Series on "Fuels of the Future," co-hosted by the International Energy Agency, focusing on the impact of electrification on fuel use in the U.S. and Asia, particularly in the transportation sector.
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The email from Wil Smith of EPRI announces the upcoming "Fuels of the Future" seminar co-hosted with the International Energy Agency on July 19, 2018, focusing on future fuel use and electrification's implications for the petroleum sector.
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The email from Tracy Mehan of AWWA discusses the distribution of the new AWWA Standard on Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) to relevant stakeholders for their upcoming conference call regarding the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) agenda item.
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The Metropolitan Water Agencies urges Congress to oppose legislation that would create preferential borrowing terms for state revolving loan funds under the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA), arguing that existing financing opportunities are sufficient for small to medium-sized projects.
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The American Water Works Association (AWWA) expressed gratitude to key congressional leaders for including its recommendations in the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018, emphasizing the importance of Farm Bill conservation programs for protecting drinking water sources.
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The City of South Bend's Department of Public Works, represented by Director Eric Horvath, submitted comments regarding the proposed revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule, emphasizing the challenges of lead service line inventory and replacement due to financial constraints and community demographics.
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The National Rural Water Association submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the Long-Term Lead and Copper Rule, expressing support for the agency's outreach and consultation efforts in revising the drinking water regulations.
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The Michigan Section of the American Water Works Association submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding potential revisions to the Long-Term Lead and Copper Rule, emphasizing the need for community-specific solutions and flexibility in water chemistry management to effectively reduce lead exposure in drinking water.
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The City of Grand Rapids, Michigan, submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the Long-Term Lead and Copper Rule, emphasizing the need for community-specific solutions to reduce lead exposure in drinking water while acknowledging their compliance with current lead action levels.
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The email from Tracy Mehan of the AWWA discusses a policy recommendation from the NRWA Regulatory Committee urging the federal government to focus on funding and support for small and rural communities affected by PFAS contamination, rather than imposing fines based on MCLs.
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The email from Tracy Mehan of the AWWA discusses the Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative's ongoing efforts and includes information about an upcoming webinar on lead replacement programs scheduled for April 25, 2018.
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The document discusses the rising water bills across the United States, highlighting that utilities are increasing rates by an average of 5.5% annually to fund repairs of aging infrastructure, with specific mention of Baltimore's compliance with EPA mandates for sewer upgrades.
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The document outlines the agenda for the 21st Energy and Climate Research Seminar organized by EPRI, featuring discussions on climate scenarios, emissions goals, electrification, and energy policy trends with participation from various agencies and organizations including NOAA and the U.S. Department of Energy.
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The email from Patricia Chism discusses scheduling conflicts for the EPA's Water Associations Engagement Meeting set for May 15, 2018, highlighting a discrepancy in the meeting time.
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The email exchange between Keith Heard of the NRWA and Lee Forsgren from the EPA discusses scheduling a follow-up call regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document outlines the agenda for the EPRI Washington Seminar Series on "Fuels of the Future," co-hosted by the International Energy Agency, focusing on the impact of electrification on fuel use in the U.S. and Asia, particularly in the transportation sector.
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The American Water Works Association (AWWA) released a guide to assist water systems in utilizing U.S. Department of Agriculture conservation programs for the protection of source water, emphasizing collaboration between water utilities and agricultural producers.
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The American Water Works Association is seeking feedback on a draft document addressing misconceptions about the regulatory activity under the Safe Drinking Water Act since 1996, highlighting significant regulatory burdens and the need for resources.
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The document outlines discussion points for the Environmental Protection Agency's Region VIII Administrator regarding proposed revisions to 40 CFR Part 61 Subpart W, focusing on the regulation of fluid retention impoundments and heap leaching in the uranium industry, arguing that existing regulations are sufficient and that the proposed changes are unnecessary and unworkable.
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The email exchange between Stan Dempsey of the Colorado Mining Association and Patrick Davis of the EPA discusses a follow-up on a meeting regarding abandoned mines and superfund, with Dempsey requesting the name of a colleague who provided a briefing.
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The email correspondence involves Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency discussing scheduling a meeting with Stan Dempsey of the Colorado Mining Association regarding issues related to the Smart Sector initiative, indicating that July 17 is not feasible and suggesting alternative dates in June or August.
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The email exchange between Patrick Davis of the Environmental Protection Agency and Travis Deti of the Wyoming Mining Association discusses a quote for an EPA press release regarding the Region 8 Smart Sectors program.
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The Wyoming Mining Association's 2018 NEPA White Paper criticizes the inefficiencies and delays in the federal mineral leasing and permitting process under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), arguing that these issues hinder investment in U.S. mining despite rising demand for minerals.
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The document outlines suggested discussion points for the Environmental Protection Agency's Region VIII Administrator regarding the revision of 40 CFR Part 61 Subpart W, advocating for the removal of regulations on fluid retention impoundments and heap leaching, citing existing regulations and minimal risks associated with these facilities.
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The email from Patrick Davis discusses a follow-up meeting scheduled for August 16, 2018, organized by the Wyoming Mining Association's Uranium Industry Committee to address issues raised in a previous meeting, with attachments including agendas and discussion points related to the uranium sector.
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Patrick Davis from the Environmental Protection Agency informed Allison Wickham that they would not need a projector for an upcoming meeting regarding the Coal, Hardrock, and Uranium committee.
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The email exchange between Patrick Davis of the Environmental Protection Agency and Travis Deti of the Wyoming Mining Association discusses a quote for an upcoming EPA press release and the possibility of holding a roundtable discussion during the Wyoming Mining Association Annual Convention.
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The email from Sandra Stavnes, Deputy Assistant Regional Administrator at the US EPA, discusses attendance and participation in a meeting regarding the Colorado Mining Association's coal, hardrock, and uranium committee, indicating that she will be in France while Dana Allen will attend in her place.
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The Wyoming Mining Association's 2018 NEPA White Paper critiques the inefficiencies and delays in the federal leasing and permitting process under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), arguing that these issues hinder investment in U.S. mineral resources compared to more efficient processes in countries like Australia and Canada.
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The Colorado School of Mines hosted a meeting focused on identifying liability protections under environmental laws to facilitate the cleanup of abandoned mine lands (AML) through Good Samaritan legislation, involving various stakeholders including government, conservation groups, and industry representatives.
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The email correspondence between Laura Skaer of the American Exploration & Mining Association and Byron Brown of the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting in Washington, D.C. on January 30, 2018.
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The email exchange involves Brittany Bolen from the EPA coordinating with Joe Koch and David Schwietert regarding attendance at the Washington DC Auto Show, with plans to pick up tickets on-site.
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The email from David Schwietert of the Auto Alliance provides an update on the Washington Auto Show, highlighting the schedule for tours and promoting the DADSS program, a collaboration with NHTSA and Virginia aimed at developing technology to prevent drunk driving.
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The email from Ryan Jackson, Chief of Staff at the U.S. EPA, discusses a commentary by Mitch Bainwol regarding the Trump administration's decision to revisit fuel economy and greenhouse gas emission standards, emphasizing that it aligns with previously made promises.
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The email from Angela Logomasini invites Brittany Bolen to a roundtable discussion hosted by the Competitive Enterprise Institute on "Advancing Scientific Integrity in the Federal Government," featuring Dr. Anne LeHuray, scheduled for March 1, 2017, in Washington, DC.
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The email from Karen Czarnecki invites Brittany Bolen to a May 11, 2018 event hosted by the Mercatus Center discussing solutions to declining labor force participation in the U.S., featuring expert panels on policy solutions and workforce development.
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The email from Karen Czarnecki announces a May 11, 2018 event hosted by the Mercatus Center discussing policy solutions for the high number of open jobs in the U.S. alongside the millions of unemployed Americans, featuring expert panels on work requirements and workforce development.
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The email from David Schwietert discusses the Auto Alliance's planned statement in response to the EPA Administrator's upcoming announcement regarding the light-duty vehicle Final Determination, indicating support for a future rulemaking process involving public comment.
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The email from Daisy Letendre of the EPA discusses the details of an upcoming event at Pohanka Chevrolet on April 3, 2018, involving Mitch Bainwol from the Auto Alliance, and includes coordination with various attendees and stakeholders.
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The email from Karen Czarnecki invites Brittany Bolen to a May 11, 2018 event hosted by the Mercatus Center discussing work requirements, work availability, and training policies aimed at increasing employment opportunities, featuring panels on the Farm Bill and workforce development experiences.
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The document is an invitation from the Mercatus Center for an event titled "Inclusive Regulatory Reform: Solutions for the Poor and Entrepreneurs," featuring a keynote address by Senator James Lankford, scheduled for April 28, 2018, to discuss the impact of regulations on the poor and entrepreneurs.
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The email from Karen Czarnecki invites attendees to a discussion hosted by the Mercatus Center on work requirements and labor force participation related to the Farm Bill, taking place on May 11, 2018, in Rayburn House Building.
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The email from Mike Jayne discusses Dr. Bruce Yandle's mid-year economic report for 2018, highlighting the nation's GDP growth, unemployment rate, inflation levels, and potential economic risks due to trade uncertainties and interest rate hikes, while also promoting the report's availability on the Mercatus Center's website.
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The email from David Schwietert of the Auto Alliance discusses a recent press event with the EPA Administrator regarding fuel economy decisions and includes a chart referenced during the event for further use.
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The email from David Schwietert discusses the Auto Alliance's support for the EPA's Final Determination regarding future fuel economy standards and clarifies Ford's position on the matter following a recent joint Op-Ed.
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The document is a motion filed by the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers to intervene in support of the Environmental Protection Agency in ongoing legal proceedings regarding the review of greenhouse gas standards for model years 2022-2025.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses the embargoed announcement of the Midterm Evaluation (MTE) of greenhouse gas and Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for light-duty vehicles, scheduled for release at noon on April 2, 2018.
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The email from David Schwietert of the Auto Alliance informs EPA officials about the legal motion filed by the Alliance to intervene in a lawsuit challenging the EPA's Final Determination, which was initiated by California and other states.
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The document is a letter from members of President Trump's transition team urging him to continue reforms to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) program despite concerns from automakers and potential legal challenges from California.
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The email from Tate Bennett of the EPA discusses a report on regulatory reform achievements that Administrator Pruitt referenced, providing a link to the document for Patrick Gleason of Americans for Tax Reform, who is writing a Forbes article.
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The EPA, under Administrator Pruitt's leadership, is focused on regulatory reform by implementing President Trump's executive orders to reduce regulatory burdens, having finalized 24 deregulatory actions that saved over $1 billion in costs, while also ending "sue and settle" practices and ensuring the independence of Federal Advisory Committees.
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The EPA, under Administrator Pruitt's leadership, is implementing regulatory reforms to reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, having finalized 24 deregulatory actions that saved over $1 billion in costs while adhering to President Trump's executive orders.
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The memorandum from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt directs the Office of Water to develop a proposal to update the regulations governing the EPA's authority under Clean Water Act Section 404(c) to ensure regulatory certainty and align with modern environmental standards.
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The memorandum from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt directs the Office of Water to develop a proposal to update the regulations governing the EPA's authority under Clean Water Act section 404(c) to enhance regulatory certainty and align with modern environmental standards.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials discusses scheduling a roundtable meeting with Andrew Wheeler and several conservative groups, indicating a strategic engagement with stakeholders.
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The email exchange involves the EPA coordinating an event with Administrator Pruitt on March 12, 2018, with Myron Ebell expressing gratitude for the event's success.
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State Senator Gail Griffin is requesting immediate action from the International Boundary and Water Commission, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the North American Development Bank to address transboundary untreated sewage flows from Naco, Sonora into Naco, Arizona, which have been a persistent issue affecting her district.
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The email from the EPA's Stephen Gordon invites Tate Bennett to an off-the-record discussion with Administrator Scott Pruitt regarding President Trump's deregulatory agenda at the EPA, scheduled for March 12, 2018.
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The email exchange involves Elizabeth Bennett from the EPA coordinating a meeting with Rob Bluey from the Heritage Foundation and others, clarifying the meeting date as Tuesday, January 9, 2018.
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The email correspondence between Tate Bennett of the EPA and Oren Cass discusses preparations for a meeting with Administrator Pruitt, including the sharing of a presentation on climate economics and the logistics of printing copies for the discussion.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA's Tate Bennett coordinating a conference call regarding Administrator Pruitt's decision on the Pebble project, with participants from the American Tradition Institute.
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The email from Tate Bennett at the EPA discusses an upcoming monthly lunch meeting with various attendees, including Richard Yamada and Stephen Gordon, and inquires about an RSVP list for an announcement.
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The email from the EPA's Stephen Gordon invites Tate Bennett and two guests to an off-the-record discussion with Administrator Scott Pruitt regarding President Trump's deregulatory agenda at the EPA, scheduled for March 12, 2018.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA, specifically regarding an off-the-record discussion with Administrator Scott Pruitt on March 12, 2018, focusing on President Trump's deregulatory agenda and key environmental policy topics.
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The email exchange between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Annie Dwyer from the Competitive Enterprise Institute discusses logistics for an upcoming Cooler Heads Coalition meeting, including a request for a speaker from the Office of Research and Development.
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The email correspondence involves Candice Boyer from Americans for Tax Reform coordinating with EPA officials, including Tate Bennett and Stephen Gordon, regarding scheduling Administrator Pruitt's attendance at a meeting.
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The email correspondence between Lauren Kuhn of The Heritage Foundation and Kelly Kundinger of the EPA discusses the confirmation of Administrator Pruitt's attendance as a guest speaker at the Heritage Annual Leadership Conference and the approval process for promotional materials related to his participation.
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The email correspondence involves Stephen Gordon from the EPA discussing potential questions for an upcoming event with Rob Bluey and others from the Heritage Foundation, specifically inquiring about internal policy initiatives at the EPA for that year.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses scheduling a call regarding Administrator Pruitt's decision on the Pebble project, involving communication with members of Americans for Tax Reform.
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The document is testimony from Chris Wood, President and CEO of Trout Unlimited, presented to the House Natural Resources Committee's Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources, advocating for legislation and funding to facilitate the cleanup of abandoned hardrock mines by non-governmental entities, emphasizing the need for "Good Samaritan" protections for those willing to undertake such efforts.
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The email correspondence involves Kelly Kundinger from the EPA coordinating a discussion with Courtney Cook from ALEC regarding the upcoming ALEC Annual Meeting in New Orleans.
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The email from Courtney Cook of ALEC discusses the invitation extended to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to speak at the ALEC Annual Meeting in New Orleans on August 9, 2018, and seeks to confirm his attendance.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA discussing testimony related to abandoned mines with representatives from Trout Unlimited and Mining America, highlighting the collaboration on the topic ahead of a hearing.
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The Colorado School of Mines, in collaboration with the Mining and Metallurgical Society of America and Trout Unlimited, hosted a summit aimed at identifying necessary liability protections to enhance the cleanup of abandoned mine lands through Good Samaritan legislation.
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The EPA plans to revise auto emissions regulations established during the Obama administration, as indicated in an email from associate administrator Tate Bennett, following requests from automakers and amid opposition from California regulators and environmentalists.
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The email correspondence involves Patrick Gleason from Americans for Tax Reform inquiring about the availability of a report on the EPA's 2017 regulatory reform achievements and seeking a citation for Administrator Pruitt's claim of $3 billion in savings, to be included in his upcoming Forbes article.
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The email correspondence between David G. Absher of Toyota Motor North America and Kelly Kundinger of the EPA discusses scheduling a factory visit and meeting on March 3rd to discuss environmental sustainability efforts.
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The email discusses the Competitive Enterprise Institute's support for the EPA's announcement to reconsider the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for passenger cars, with confirmation of attendance by key CEI members at a related event.
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The email correspondence involves Candice Boyer from Americans for Tax Reform coordinating a meeting on July 11, 2018, with Tate Bennett from the EPA, who has returned from maternity leave and is invited to provide an update.
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