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The email from Susan Bodine at the EPA discusses the National Association of Home Builders' (NAHB) comments and recommended regulatory text regarding the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, which were submitted in response to a request for comments during stakeholder outreach.
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The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality's Todd Parfitt emailed David Ross to discuss the significant increase in the definition of Waters of the United States (WOTUS) under the 2015 rule, providing examples and highlighting discrepancies between ACOE and EPA interpretations.
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David Waterstreet from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality commended David P. Ross for his effective communication during a meeting on the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulations.
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The email exchange between Peter Grevatt of the EPA and Mary Beth Thelen of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality discusses scheduling a telephone call with Director Heidi Grether regarding an upcoming meeting.
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The email from Patrick Tyrrell of the Wyoming State Engineer's Office expresses appreciation to David Ross for engaging on the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) issue and highlights the importance of the WestFAST initiative in facilitating collaboration between state and federal water-related agencies.
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The email exchange between David P. Ross of the EPA and Todd Parfitt of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality discusses the agenda for a meeting regarding state comments on the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulations.
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Tim Davis from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality is requesting a meeting with Assistant Administrator David Ross to discuss cooperative federalism during his visit to D.C. for the Western States Water Council meeting.
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The New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department is following up with the EPA on a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the management and potential use of produced water from oil and gas operations in New Mexico, emphasizing the need for regulatory clarity to support new water treatment opportunities.
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The email from Tim Davis of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality discusses a follow-up on a private-sector discharger variance request related to water quality, addressed to EPA officials following a recent meeting.
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The email from Christian Palich at the EPA discusses an upcoming mine tour in Wyoming with Administrator Pruitt and invites Governor Mead to join, while emphasizing the need for confidentiality regarding the visit's details.
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Kathleen M. Bullock from OPM sent an email to various government officials providing a WAVES link for a White House meeting scheduled for April 26, 2018, and requested attendees to complete a form promptly.
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The email from Kathleen M. Bullock of the Office of Personnel Management requests names and email addresses of Deputy White House Liaisons and provides an attached SES qualifications guide for strong resume examples.
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The email from Kathleen Bullock at OPM provides the agenda for an upcoming meeting and requests attendees to bring business cards for networking purposes.
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The email from Kathleen Bullock at OPM reminds various agency officials to complete their WAVES forms by 2 PM for an upcoming meeting scheduled for April 26, 2018.
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The email from Tyler S. Levin of the Office of Presidential Personnel discusses the distribution of updated documents, including an amended SES/SKC bio sheet and a PPO research questionnaire form, to be used for future candidates in presidential appointments.
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The email from Tyler S. Levin of the Office of Presidential Personnel instructs various government officials to use updated bio sheets with a disclaimer for processing candidates, emphasizing that candidates without the updated form will not be processed.
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The email from Tate Bennett, Associate Administrator for Public Engagement & Environmental Education at the EPA, requests a quick call with Kris Erickson regarding an event planned for the following week, in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email correspondence between Tate Bennett from the EPA and Michael Zellem from the New Hampshire Governor's office discusses coordinating efforts to address tick and mosquito repellent regulations in response to concerns about Lyme disease.
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The email from Michael Zellem, a Policy Adviser in the New Hampshire Governor's office, discusses sending a digital copy of a letter addressed to EPA Administrator Pruitt regarding his upcoming visit, with no action required from the EPA staff.
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The email from Tate Bennett of the EPA discusses the attendees and logistics for a meeting with New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu regarding environmental issues, including a WOTUS meeting scheduled for February 13, 2018, at the Governor's Residence.
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The email from Tate Bennett discusses a one-page memo related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating coordination with scheduling teams.
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The email correspondence involves the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Region 7 discussing scheduling adjustments for a visit to Kansas, specifically moving a meeting with regional office staff to the end of the day.
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The Kansas Department of Agriculture is coordinating a press call regarding a Kansas trip, with Heather Lansdowne confirming her availability to participate.
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The Kansas Department of Agriculture's Mary Soukup informs Kelly Kundinger from the EPA that Governor Colyer will not attend the scheduled visit with Administrator Pruitt, and instead, Lieutenant Governor Tracey Mann will join the group.
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The email discusses coordinating a press call between the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) and the EPA regarding a Kansas trip, with Kendall Marr and Heather Lansdowne from KDA taking the lead on the press side.
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The email from Tate Bennett, Associate Administrator for Public Engagement & Environmental Education at the EPA, requests a quick call with Kris Erickson regarding an upcoming event related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses Energy Star inquiries, providing information on laundry energy consumption and advising on the best times to do laundry to reduce electricity demand, while confirming that the information can be attributed to the agency.
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The email from Enesta Jones discusses the Asbestos NESHAP regulations, detailing how they mitigate health risks associated with asbestos, the requirements for public notice during certain activities, and the enforcement of these regulations by the EPA.
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The email from Robert Daguillard discusses questions regarding the limited coverage of electronic waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and clarifies that used electronics are not generally exempt from being classified as hazardous waste unless they meet specific criteria.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the EPA discusses the limited coverage of electronic waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and clarifies that used electronics are not generally exempt from being classified as hazardous waste unless they meet specific criteria.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA discusses media inquiries regarding the 2018 Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) applications, funding availability, and the status of 2017 applications.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses a media inquiry from Fortune magazine regarding regulatory standards for GenX chemicals, with a focus on clarifying the lack of current standards for their release into the air or water.
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The EPA, represented by Enesta Jones, declined a request for an interview regarding uranium mining on the Navajo Nation for a documentary, while providing a link for cleanup information and suggesting the CDC for health-related inquiries.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA discussing an inquiry from reporter Jean Tepperman regarding the agency's evaluation of a complaint by environmental groups against the Bay Area Air Quality Management District concerning alleged improper increases in refinery throughput limits.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA to Everardo Martinez discusses the lack of new information regarding Volkswagen's penalties under the Clean Air Act and refers to previous communications about the penalties imposed on Volkswagen for emissions violations.
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The email exchange between Enesta Jones and Jon Hurdle at the EPA discusses the media access and live-streaming details for the PFAS summit on May 22, 2018, clarifying that while the event is open to the media, it will not be live-streamed.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses how to access and filter data related to arsenic health risks in water systems, responding to an inquiry from Sarah Craig about the correct procedures and links to use.
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The email from the EPA discusses a media inquiry from Helaine Olen of The Washington Post regarding the annual salary of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, confirming it as $189,600 based on the Executive pay schedule.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA discussing the livestreaming and recording of the PFAS summit, with Malini Guha inquiring about access to the full recordings.
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The email from EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox discusses the agency's stance on environmental policies and addresses media inquiries regarding staff morale and the administrator's intentions amid calls for resignation.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox of the EPA discusses a Washington Post article regarding Administrator Scott Pruitt's acquisition of Rose Bowl tickets, asserting that the claims made by Representative Cummings are false and clarifying that Pruitt purchased the tickets at face value.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the EPA provides information on the latest version of the Waste Reduction Model (WARM v. 14) and includes greenhouse gas emissions estimates per ton for various materials, responding to a research inquiry from the St. Albert Gazette.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the U.S. EPA discusses a media request from Men's Health Magazine regarding the regulation and safety of tap water in the U.S., including details on how the EPA oversees its collection, treatment, and distribution.
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The email exchange between Tricia Lynn of the U.S. EPA and reporter Patti Roth discusses recycling practices for metal bottle caps and jar lids, highlighting the variability in recycling rates and local jurisdiction guidelines.
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The email exchange between Michael Abboud of the EPA and Adnan Jalil of Alpha Strategies, LLC discusses scheduling a coffee meeting on July 11, 2018.
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The email from Curtis Ellis discusses his article defending Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler's qualifications and experience following Scott Pruitt's resignation, highlighting Wheeler's past achievements and media misrepresentation.
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The U.S. EPA, under Administrator Scott Pruitt, has prioritized the cleanup of the nation's most contaminated sites, successfully deleting 395 sites from the National Priorities List and documenting various types of reuse for 180 of these sites.
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The email exchange between EPA officials discusses how to search the RCRAInfo database for facility identification numbers in response to a media inquiry about hazardous waste program information.
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The email correspondence between James Crotty of Congressman Fortenberry's office and John Konkus of the EPA discusses the release of a statement that includes a quote from Congressman Fortenberry, with instructions for social media promotion and hyperlinking to his Congressional site.
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The document discusses the EPA's renewable fuel program and the financial struggles of small refineries, particularly highlighting the bankruptcy of Philadelphia Energy Solutions and the need for reform in the ethanol credit system, as expressed by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a request from freelance reporter Joanna Marsh regarding liability for hazardous spills from train derailments and the potential involvement of EPA regulations, while also coordinating responses during a federal holiday.
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The email discusses the onboarding process for John Ryan, an Infrastructure Fellow recruited for the EPA, with coordination involving the White House Liaison, Charles Munoz, and other stakeholders.
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The email from Michael Abboud at the EPA discusses a segment where Chuck Todd acknowledges an "institutional bias" in the media against Scott Pruitt, prompting Christian Datoc from the Daily Caller to consider coverage of the topic.
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The email correspondence between John Criscuolo and EPA officials discusses scheduling a meeting between the Speaker and Administrator Pruitt, indicating that the Speaker is interested but unavailable next week.
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The email discusses Scott Pruitt's rise to power as the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, highlighting his influence within the Trump administration and his efforts to dismantle regulations.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox at the EPA outlines topics for an upcoming interview with Michael Bastasch, focusing on regulatory rollbacks, the EPA's role, and Administrator Pruitt's vision, while highlighting significant achievements such as the removal of contaminated sites and improvements in water quality standards.
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The document discusses the Trump administration's economic policy, "Trumponomics," highlighting tax, trade, regulatory, and energy reforms aimed at boosting economic growth and encouraging businesses to invest in the U.S.
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The email from Michael Abboud at the EPA discusses media bias against Scott Pruitt, referencing a segment by Chuck Todd, and indicates that the Daily Caller may cover the topic.
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The email from the EPA discusses the clearance and escorting of a Fox News crew for an interview with Administrator Pruitt, with Jahan Wilcox confirming he will personally assist the crew at 8:30 AM.
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The email correspondence involves Hallie Miller requesting a statement from the EPA for a follow-up piece on the Chesapeake Bay's funding and progress, with a deadline for response before the airing of the segment.
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The email from Tricia Slusser discusses the decrease in per capita domestic water usage in the U.S. as reported by the USGS, highlights the impact of federal plumbing standards and conservation programs, and suggests including water conservation tips for readers.
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The email exchange between Robert Daguillard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Alison Cassity discusses a request for an interview regarding asbestos regulations for an article in Cancer Wellness Magazine, focusing on the risks asbestos poses to cancer patients.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA discusses the approval of media access for an event with the Administrator, listing specific reporters from various news outlets who will be attending.
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The email correspondence involves Stephen Gordon from the EPA coordinating a meeting with representatives from Clear Path, specifically Darren Goode and Jeff Morehouse, to discuss environmental initiatives on June 5, 2018.
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The email exchange between Paul Sutton of Golder Associates and Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses Sutton's inquiry about attending an event as a representative of a national manufacturing organization, with Sutton ultimately declining due to scheduling conflicts.
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The email from Jahan Wilcox at the EPA discusses major corrections issued by the New York Times regarding false claims about Administrator Scott Pruitt's influence on his daughter's law school admission and other inaccuracies related to EPA personnel, highlighting concerns over media reporting.
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The email from Allie Beach at the USDA discusses scheduling a brief phone call between Deputy Secretary Steve Censky and Bill Wehrum from the EPA regarding the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).
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The email from Bill Wehrum, Assistant Administrator at the EPA, discusses comments and updates related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, involving multiple stakeholders including NHTSA and OST.
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The document details President Trump's announcement to cancel the Superior National Forest mineral withdrawal, supported by members of the Congressional Western Caucus, emphasizing the restoration of local control over mineral rights in Minnesota.
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The document details a Western Caucus event on energy policy held in Colorado, featuring discussions on the economic impacts of the oil and natural gas industry, with participation from various congressional members and former officials, including a focus on climate change litigation against the EPA.
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The House Committee on Natural Resources, led by the Western Caucus, introduced a bipartisan package of nine bills aimed at modernizing the Endangered Species Act during a legislative forum and press conference on July 15, 2018.
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The Department of the Interior, led by Secretary Zinke, signed an agreement to construct a life-saving road connecting the native village of King Cove, Alaska, to Cold Bay Airport, prioritizing the needs of local residents over environmental concerns.
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The email from Jeff Small reminds recipients about the upcoming 2018 Taste of the West Reception organized by the Western Caucus Foundation, emphasizing that attendance is limited to Members of Congress, their staff, and special guests.
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The Bureau of Land Management announced a proposed rule to rescind the Obama-era Venting and Flaring Rule, which was criticized by Congressional Western Caucus members for being an overreach that hindered energy production on federal lands.
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The Bureau of Land Management announced plans to rescind the Obama-era Venting and Flaring Rule, which Congressional Western Caucus members praised as a move to support energy production and economic growth.
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The Congressional Western Caucus, led by Chairman Paul A. Gosar, urged EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to reverse the preemptive veto of the Pebble Mine project in Alaska, criticizing it as an overreach reminiscent of the previous administration's policies.
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The email from Alexandra Dunn of the EPA connects Tate Bennett and Paul Mercer for event brainstorming related to an upcoming event on the 25th.
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The email exchange involves Paul Mercer from the Maine government coordinating with EPA officials, including Tate Bennett and Alexandra Dunn, to discuss event planning related to a $200,000 EPA grant for the redevelopment of an old paper mill site in Bucksport, Maine.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's Deputy Assistant Administrator Lee Forsgren confirms the possibility of a meeting in New England later in January 2018 to discuss water management with state officials, coordinating logistics with colleagues Crystal Penman and Ann Campbell.
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The email from Larry Lewis of the Utah government is an out-of-office reply regarding a $3 million funding opportunity for environmental education grants, indicating he is retired and providing contacts for further inquiries.
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The email from K. Preston Cory of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses scheduling a meeting with the Governor of Georgia to talk about regulatory reform, specifically regarding the Waters of the U.S., during Administrator Pruitt's visit on January 19, 2018.
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The email exchange involves Michael Zellem from the New Hampshire government and Tate Bennett from the EPA discussing a malfunctioning government phone, with Bennett indicating he will follow up with a memo related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Michael Zellem of the New Hampshire government and Tate Bennett of the EPA discusses scheduling a phone call on February 5, 2018, likely related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Mandy Gunasekara of the EPA discusses connecting with Levi Lebachmeier regarding air-related issues following a meeting at the WGA breakfast.
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The email from Michael Abboud of the EPA discusses the impending announcement of a $69.7 million WIFIA loan to the City of Omaha for the Saddle Creek Retention Treatment Basin project, requesting a quote from Governor Ricketts for the press release.
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Judy Palnau from the Michigan Agency for Energy is requesting the exact date for ENERGY STAR Day in 2018 to plan October events related to energy efficiency.
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The email correspondence between Aaron Ringel of the EPA and Joe Ellis of BP discusses arranging a phone call between BP's Doug Sparkman and EPA Administrator Pruitt to discuss Renewable Volume Obligations (RVOs) and re-allocation of obligations.
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The email exchange between Will Lovell from the EPA and Quin Shea discusses scheduling a meeting regarding groundwater issues, specifically in relation to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Will Lovell of the EPA and Quin Shea discusses scheduling a meeting regarding groundwater issues, with a request to reschedule to August 20, 2018.
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The email exchange between Will Lovell from the EPA and Quin Shea from EEI discusses scheduling a meeting to address groundwater issues and includes references to previous comments made by EEI on hydrologic connections.
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The email from Carolyn Slaughter of the American Public Power Association discusses scheduling a coordination call for speakers participating in a pre-conference session on Cooperative Federalism Under the Clean Air Act at the upcoming Legislative Rally.
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The email from Samantha Dravis confirms her participation as a speaker at the American Public Power Association's 2018 Legislative Rally, where she will discuss Cooperative Federalism under the Clean Air Act, with coordination to be handled by Will Lovell.
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The email correspondence between Robin Kime from the EPA and Carolyn Slaughter from the American Public Power Association discusses the cancellation of participation by Samantha in the APPA Legislative Rally and seeks recommendations for alternative attendees from the EPA.
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The American Public Power Association invited Samantha Dravis from the EPA to speak at a panel discussion on Cooperative Federalism under the Clean Air Act during their 2018 Legislative Rally in Washington, D.C.
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The email correspondence between EPA Policy Advisor Will Lovell and Marathon Petroleum's Michael Birsic discusses the scheduling and preparation for meetings related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, confirming attendance and logistics for the upcoming discussions.
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The email correspondence between Leslie Hulse of the American Chemistry Council and Will Lovell of the EPA discusses rescheduling a meeting due to a scheduling conflict.
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The email correspondence involves Marathon Petroleum Corporation and the EPA discussing the logistics and confirmation of meetings scheduled for January 4, 2018, including a presentation and security arrangements for attendees.
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The email from Jeff Small of the Congressional Western Caucus discusses a signed letter sent to the EPA Administrator regarding a request related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The document discusses a request by the Congressional Western Caucus, led by Chairman Paul A. Gosar, to include additional minerals such as copper and zinc in the critical minerals list, emphasizing the importance of these minerals for the U.S. economy and national security.
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The Congressional Western Caucus, led by Chairman Paul Gosar, is urging the Department of the Interior and the National Park Service to revise unsustainable franchise fees for service providers in national parks to ensure fair pricing and support small businesses.
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