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The EPA has submitted its proposed review of the Clean Power Plan to the White House Office of Management and Budget, likely seeking to repeal the rule, while environmental and industry groups prepare to advocate for or against it.
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The EPA is moving forward with a "red team/blue team" exercise to review climate change science, following suggestions from Trump administration officials, despite criticism from scientists regarding the potential implications for established climate science.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report from November 20, 2017, discusses the White House's request for $44 billion for hurricane recovery funded by cuts to environmental programs, highlights Administrator Scott Pruitt's focus on air quality standards, and notes progress in international climate negotiations.
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The email discusses a new policy by the EPA requiring regional offices to obtain headquarters approval for information requests, which critics argue may hinder environmental enforcement, while also mentioning upcoming energy bills in the House.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Marissa Serafino from Holland & Knight discusses rescheduling a meeting with Administrator Pruitt originally set for April 27, due to conflicts with the Administrator's schedule.
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The email correspondence between Rebbie Riley of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers and Sydney Hupp from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting for June 15, 2017, with a request to confirm a prior option for June 14 at 3:30 PM.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp from the EPA and Jeff Reamy discusses rescheduling a meeting to 1:45 PM on June 2, 2017, while also coordinating future meeting times.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Lyndsay Moseley discusses scheduling a meeting with Administrator Pruitt, suggesting potential dates in June and addressing difficulties in coordinating schedules.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Liz Menz from SIGMA discusses a speaker request for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to address the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America's Summer Legislative Conference on July 18, 2017.
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The email from Rick Smotkin to Sydney Hupp at the EPA discusses a request for Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to attend and speak at the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL) Honors Evening event on September 13, 2017, where he is expected to accept an award and make brief remarks.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Michele Fasuio discusses scheduling a meeting between Marc Goldman and Scott Pruitt, indicating scheduling conflicts and attempts to find a suitable time for the meeting.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA coordinating an Energy Star Industrial showcase event in Roanoke, Virginia, scheduled for July 20, 2017, with Don Ingerson as the primary contact for the event.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses logistical arrangements for a meeting between Administrator Pruitt and representatives from the Kansas Farm Bureau regarding Flint Hills range burning.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Michael J. Birsic from Marathon Petroleum discusses rescheduling a meeting with the Administrator originally set for June 20, 2017, due to a change in availability.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials discusses scheduling an event for Administrator Pruitt at the Hoover Institution, with proposed dates in mid-May and a mention of a separate invitation from the American Bar Association for a panel discussion on federalism.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Thomas Hebert discusses the mention of United Egg Producers on the Administrator's Facebook page and clarifies the organization's name and branding for social media purposes.
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The email from Fred Bosco at CropLife America discusses scheduling a meeting with the Southern Crop Production Association on May 4, 2017, and highlights the preferences of SCPA leadership regarding the timing of the meeting.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Leila Getto of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discusses logistics and details for an upcoming speaking engagement of Administrator Pruitt at a U.S. Chamber event.
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The email correspondence between Malloy McDaniel and Sydney Hupp of the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with Republic Services and offers flexibility for meeting locations, indicating a collaborative effort to arrange this meeting.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp from the EPA and Adam J. White from the Hoover Institution discusses scheduling a panel discussion event for Administrator Pruitt during the week of May 15, 2017.
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The email correspondence between Bob Perciasepe and Sydney Hupp at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting to provide insights on EPA operations, following a request from Perciasepe, who has previously held senior positions at the agency.
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The email discusses a request for EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to attend a meeting on June 20, 2017, to introduce him to the U.S. metalcasting industry, highlighting its significance and economic impact.
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The email from Joseph Stanko of Hunton & Williams LLP to Sydney Hupp at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with Administrator Pruitt for Larry Ziemba of Phillips 66 to discuss higher octane fuels and related industry issues on either June 2nd or June 5th, 2017.
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The email from Sharissa Ward to Sydney Hupp at the EPA inquires about the location details for an upcoming meeting with Administrator Pruitt regarding Reliable One Resources, Inc.
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The email correspondence from the EPA's Executive Scheduler, Sydney Hupp, discusses arranging a dinner between Administrator Scott Pruitt and radio host Hugh Hewitt, with proposed dates for the meeting.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Rebbie Riley of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers discusses the scheduling of a meeting, indicating that June 16 will not work for AFPM executives.
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The email from DS Virgin Racing invites Sydney Hupp of the EPA to the 2017 US Innovation Summit on July 14th in New York, featuring discussions on Future Mobility and Sustainability with Sir Richard Branson and other industry leaders.
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The email exchange between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Ron Ness of the NDPC discusses scheduling a meeting regarding a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, with potential dates suggested for late June to early August 2017.
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The email from Amy Chiang at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting on June 28th between Administrator Pruitt and Honeywell executives to discuss the Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) program and related environmental regulations.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Leila Getto of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discusses scheduling a meeting for Administrator Pruitt to speak at the Chamber on June 20, 2017, while trying to accommodate conflicting schedules.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Ryan McGinness discusses scheduling a follow-up call with Administrator Pruitt, with proposed times on April 25, 2017, amid conflicting schedules.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Rebbie Riley of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers discusses scheduling a meeting for EPA executives on June 14th at 3:30 p.m. as an alternative to a previously requested meeting on June 15.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA and the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery discussing plans for an installation at the EPA, with specific arrangements for a meeting.
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The email correspondence between Kristin Allan from the Office of Governor Pete Ricketts and Sydney Hupp from the EPA discusses scheduling a call with Administrator Pruitt on April 28, 2017, to discuss growing the biofuels industry, with participation from governors of Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Mike Ross of the Southwest Power Pool discusses the inability of Administrator Pruitt to attend the ISO/RTO annual meeting on May 25, 2017, while expressing willingness to assist in the future.
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The email from Paige Mathes discusses scheduling options for an event where Administrator Scott Pruitt of the EPA will be interviewed by Hoover Research Fellows, with Sydney Hupp coordinating the timing.
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The email from Rashid G. Hailaway to Sydney Hupp and Tate Bennett at the EPA requests the Administrator's attendance at the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity's board meeting on June 29, 2017, to discuss regulatory reform efforts with industry executives.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials and Mike Means from the Oklahoma State Home Builders Association discusses the possibility of Administrator Pruitt speaking at the Oklahoma Building Summit in September 2017.
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The email correspondence between EPA officials and a representative from The Heritage Foundation discusses the permission to share an unlisted YouTube video of remarks made at a Resource Bank event.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp of the EPA and Claire Killen from the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry discusses a speaking request for Administrator Pruitt to address their organization on September 13, 2017.
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The email correspondence from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting between Administrator Pruitt and API's President, Jack Gerard, to follow up on regulatory activities and remarks made at a previous board meeting.
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The email correspondence from the EPA's Sydney Hupp discusses scheduling a visit for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to a Bakken well site and gas plant in North Dakota, tentatively set for August 7, 2017.
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The email from Jonathan Moore to Sydney Hupp discusses an upcoming meeting on April 25, 2017, involving the EPA and representatives from the National Turfgrass Federation and other turf scientists.
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The email correspondence between Tom Thornton from S&P Global Market Intelligence and Sydney Hupp from the EPA discusses a speaking request for Administrator Scott Pruitt at an upcoming event in December, with Hupp indicating that they are still planning for August and will follow up later.
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The email from Sydney Hupp at the EPA provides detailed directions and instructions for a meeting scheduled on May 19, 2017, with Michelle Hale, including security procedures and required personal information for attendees.
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The email from Cheryl Woodward of the EPA provides detailed logistical directions for a meeting scheduled on May 18, 2017, including transportation options and security procedures for attendees.
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The email correspondence involves the EPA coordinating a meeting on May 19, 2017, with attendees from Horne Engineering, while clarifying that personal information for attendees is not needed at this time.
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The email correspondence between Sydney Hupp from the EPA and Libby Rosenbaum discusses the scheduling and ethical clearance for an event involving a government official, with a focus on whether the official's title can be used in promotional materials.
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The email discusses coordination among various stakeholders regarding communication strategies for an upcoming event related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, with input from the EPA's communications team.
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The email discusses the formation of a new PAC by Alabama real estate developer Stan Pate aimed at defeating GOP Senator Luther Strange in the upcoming Alabama Senate special election, highlighting the financial dynamics of the race and the support Strange has from prominent Republican figures and organizations.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt avoided confirming President Trump's beliefs on climate change during a briefing, emphasizing the administration's focus on the economic disadvantages of the Paris Agreement instead.
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An EPA memo from chief of staff Ryan Jackson identifies eight new political appointees at the agency, including Erik Baptist as senior deputy general counsel, while noting the need for future appointments requiring Senate confirmation.
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The email discusses concerns raised by ethics watchdogs regarding Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's practice of attending political fundraisers during official travel, highlighting potential conflicts of interest while he oversees the Department of the Interior.
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The EPA is expected to propose a reduction in biofuel levels for 2018 under the Renewable Fuel Standard, lowering the total from 19.28 billion gallons to 19.24 billion gallons, while maintaining the conventional biofuel mandate at 15 billion gallons and decreasing the advanced biofuel requirement below 4.28 billion gallons.
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The email from the EPA discusses a Bloomberg BNA report indicating that the agency has made little progress on deciding whether to relax greenhouse gas standards for cars, raising concerns about meeting a deadline that would lock in current standards through 2025.
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The EPA Press Office released a statement on June 12, 2017, highlighting bipartisan support for Susan Bodine's nomination as Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance at the EPA ahead of her Senate confirmation hearing.
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The email from POLITICO reports that Michigan's health chief, Nick Lyon, has been indicted for involuntary manslaughter related to the Flint water crisis, where he allegedly failed to inform the public about a Legionnaire's disease outbreak linked to contaminated water.
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The email discusses the Senate Commerce Committee's swift approval of the FAA reauthorization bill (S. 1405) and the ongoing challenges faced by the House Transportation Committee in garnering support for its contrasting bill (H.R. 2997), highlighting the complexities of reconciling both proposals amid broader legislative uncertainties.
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The EPA's July 25, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert outlines new regulations in California regarding hazardous liquid pipelines and copper-based antifouling paint, including updates to reporting requirements and leach rate limits for environmental compliance.
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The email discusses a briefing on President Trump's call with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi regarding the Qatar crisis and North Korea, highlighting the need for adherence to U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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The email discusses New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's urgent meeting with Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao regarding the funding agreement for the Gateway program, highlighting concerns over the lack of financial support from the Trump administration for critical transit projects.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses a report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration indicating that wind and solar power accounted for 10 percent of total U.S. electricity generation in March 2017, with expectations of a decline in summer due to seasonal fluctuations.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the Trump administration's support for a global deal on refrigerants, updates on a lawsuit against the Keystone XL pipeline approval, and the EPA's denial of refiners' petitions regarding the renewable fuel standard's point of obligation.
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The EPA extended the compliance deadline for formaldehyde emission limits for wood products, providing retailers additional time to meet the revised requirements.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report from July 12, 2017, discusses proposed budget cuts to the agency, Colorado's commitment to carbon emission reductions in line with the Paris Climate Agreement, and the delay of new chemical plant security rules by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the House Appropriations Committee's approval of a $37.56 billion appropriations bill for the Energy Department, which includes cuts to the ARPA-E program despite its support in the Senate.
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The EPA's October 5, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert discusses final rule amendments by Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation regarding pesticide product registration and applicator standards, effective October 27, 2017.
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The email from POLITICO reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee has issued a subpoena for Paul Manafort to appear at a hearing regarding the investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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The EPA announced a delay until 2019 for compliance with the Risk Management Program rule aimed at preventing chemical facility disasters, citing the need for further review of public comments and concerns raised by industry stakeholders.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report for August 24, 2017, highlights issues such as unused brownfields cleanup funds due to confusion and lack of direction, a carbon cap proposal reflecting state compromises, and ongoing air pollution challenges in China.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report from October 17, 2017, discusses various environmental issues, including Northeastern states targeting carbon emissions from vehicles, the Trump administration's approach to lawsuits with environmentalists, New York's objection to a pipeline project, and California's new law requiring disclosure of harmful chemicals in cleaning products.
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The email from POLITICO informs Ryan Jackson of the EPA about the Supreme Court's decision to allow President Trump's latest travel ban to be implemented fully, affecting visa issuance for citizens of eight countries, including six majority Muslim nations.
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The document discusses Andrew Wheeler's nomination as EPA deputy administrator and his prior work providing consulting services for the ethanol group Growth Energy, highlighting concerns over his connections to various energy companies and the potential implications for EPA policies on renewable fuels.
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The email discusses the Trump administration's legislative agenda regarding tax code overhaul and infrastructure proposals, highlighting Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao's expectations for a fall infrastructure package amid challenges in Congress.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses a publication by the American Enterprise Institute addressing societal attitudes toward poverty and discrimination, while also referencing ongoing litigation involving the Sierra Club and the EPA.
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The Government Accountability Office will investigate EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's participation in a video by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association that promotes repealing the Waters of the U.S. rule, following concerns raised by Rep. Peter DeFazio regarding potential violations of laws on the use of appropriated funds for lobbying.
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The EPA's recent highlights report discusses President Trump's decision to shrink national monuments in Utah, the agency's backing down from a Superfund regulation that would have imposed significant costs on the mining industry, and the appointment of Clint Woods as the new deputy assistant administrator for the air office.
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The EPA's Daily Environment Report for September 22, 2017, discusses various environmental issues including the skepticism of UK chemical companies regarding Brexit regulations, the temporary reinstatement of the Obama administration's fracking rule, and South Korea's potential support for developing nations' climate plans.
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The email discusses Environment and Public Works Chairman John Barrasso's intention to reschedule a vote on several nominees for the EPA and other agencies, which was postponed due to a request for additional information from a committee member.
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The email discusses ongoing discussions among Republican members of Congress regarding the next steps for health care reform following the Senate's failure to pass a repeal and replace bill, with Speaker Paul Ryan urging continued efforts while also shifting focus to tax reform.
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The EPA's greenhouse gas standards for truck trailers were halted by federal judges, marking a significant victory for the industry, while the agency also deployed aircraft to assess toxic releases from a plastics warehouse fire in West Virginia.
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Senate Environment and Public Works Chairman John Barrasso urged the EPA to expedite the completion of studies on the environmental impacts of the Renewable Fuel Standard, criticizing the agency for delays and setting a deadline of September 30, 2018, for the air quality impact study.
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The email from the EPA discusses the political landscape for the 2018 House elections, highlighting the impact of retirements among House members and the potential challenges for Republican incumbents in light of President Trump's approval ratings.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's announcement of his Senate run, highlighting his conservative stance and opposition to environmental regulations.
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The EPA's Environment & Safety Resource Center Update from September 11, 2017, outlines recent changes in safety, waste management, and water pollution control regulations across various states, including updates on boiler attendance requirements in Minnesota, pollution discharge reporting in Florida, and effluent limitations in Wisconsin.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses various energy and climate topics, including coal mining, emissions trading, and budget cuts to energy research programs, as reported in the June 28, 2017 Energy and Climate Report.
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The email discusses concerns raised by CNN correspondent Jim Acosta regarding President Trump's suggestion that Congress investigate news organizations, highlighting the White House's response and the implications for press freedom.
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The EPA's Ryan Jackson forwarded a Bloomberg BNA report detailing the Trump administration's proposal to require refiners to use 15 billion gallons of conventional renewable fuels in 2018, supporting the ethanol industry amid tensions with oil refiners.
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The EPA's July 12, 2017, EHS State Regulatory Alert discusses proposed regulatory updates by the California Highway Patrol regarding hazardous materials transportation routes and a prospective purchaser agreement for hazardous waste cleanup involving the city of Oakland and the Department of Toxic Substances Control.
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The email from POLITICO informs Ryan Jackson of the EPA about a joint statement from the Trump administration and congressional leaders outlining broad tax reform principles, including a commitment to cut tax rates and the decision to drop a controversial import tax, with plans for legislation to be drafted in the fall.
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The email discusses a legal victory for opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline, where a federal judge ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must redo its environmental review under the National Environmental Policy Act, while the pipeline continues to operate.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses recent developments in climate litigation and advocacy, including the formation of the Manufacturers' Accountability Project by industry groups to combat climate-related lawsuits and the American Legislative Exchange Council's consideration of a resolution to urge the EPA to eliminate its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the Supreme Court's decision to decline New Mexico's lawsuit against Colorado regarding the 2015 Gold King mine spill, which was caused by EPA engineers during cleanup efforts.
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The email discusses the Las Vegas shooting incident, highlighting the number of casualties and the investigation into how the shooter acquired and transported a large arsenal of firearms, with implications for gun legislation, as reported in POLITICO Playbook.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) decided to keep the neurotoxic pesticide chlorpyrifos on the market, as revealed by internal emails showing Administrator Scott Pruitt made the decision shortly before officially denying a petition to ban it, prompting backlash from environmental groups.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses a Supreme Court ruling in favor of a Missouri church that was denied a state grant, highlighting its implications for church-state separation and President Trump's school choice agenda.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses a Bloomberg BNA report on the Trump administration's potential review of fuel-efficiency standards for light trucks and SUVs, indicating a possible easing of regulations that could benefit major U.S. automakers.
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The email discusses the House of Representatives' passage of the Ozone Standards Implementation Act, which delays the implementation of the 2015 ozone standard and extends the review cycle for air quality standards by the EPA from five to ten years.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the October 2, 2017, Daily Environment Report, highlighting issues such as states seeking access to chemical trade secrets for emergency response, the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in Houston, and the EPA's silence on ozone pollution standards ahead of a deadline.
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The email from Ryan Jackson at the EPA discusses the upcoming Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee vote on nominees for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Departments of Energy and Interior, scheduled for Thursday.
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