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The email from Sarah Kerr, a freelance reporter, inquires with the EPA about concerns regarding weakened enforcement and accountability for polluters at the Gowanus Canal Superfund site under Administrator Pruitt, citing potential impacts on cleanup efforts.
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The document is an RSVP from Gene Lucht of Iowa Farmer Today for the EPA administrator's visit to Des Moines on August 13, 2018.
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The email from journalist Tik Root to EPA officials inquiring about former Administrator Pruitt's foreign travel per diem expenses, specifically regarding a costly hotel stay and related spending practices.
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The document is an email from Dr. Xingshan Zhu, a senior director at CNPC, proposing investment cooperation and joint collaboration to a recipient at the press office, emphasizing legal and transparent business practices.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses the accuracy of drinking water compliance data reported by the Martin County Water District, specifically addressing inquiries from journalist Jenny Jarvie regarding violations listed in the EPA's SDWIS database.
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The email from Tigran Vayradyan to the EPA press office discusses a forwarded message related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating ongoing legal matters involving the agency.
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The email from Tyler Foggatt of The New Yorker requests an interview with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for a piece on his first year at the agency, following previous interview requests and noting Pruitt's recent interviews with other media outlets.
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The email from Tigran Vayradyan to the EPA press office discusses the Sierra Club v. EPA case and includes attachments related to the case.
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The email from Richard Badalamente expresses concern to the EPA about the repeal of the WOTUS Rule, urging the agency to maintain the rule until a better definition is proposed and opened for public comment.
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The email from reporter John Stang inquires about the specific landfill option selected by the EPA for the West Lake Landfill, seeking clarification on whether it corresponds to a particular alternative listed in a previous report.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA discusses the source of data regarding water system violations under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) in Martin County, Kentucky, indicating that the state is the best resource for clarification on the violations reported in 2017.
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The email from the EPA discusses an inquiry from New Hampshire Union Leader correspondent Kimberley Haas regarding Scott Pruitt's visit to Coakley Landfill, with a response indicating that all meetings attended by Pruitt are posted on the EPA website.
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The email from CBS Sunday Morning producer Emily Lazar inquires whether EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt would be interested in being profiled on their broadcast, with Jahan Wilcox indicating he will handle the request.
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The email from the EPA discusses the proposed "Excavation Plus" remedy for the West Lake landfill, which aims to remove 70% of radioactive material and includes an engineered cover system to protect the community, while also addressing follow-up questions from a reporter regarding the decision.
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The email from the Barcelona Dance Award organization announces the opening of registrations for the 2018 World Championship for Dance Schools and Groups, scheduled from March 29 to April 2, 2018, and encourages participation in various dance categories and workshops.
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The email from George Dutton questions EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's assertion that global warming may have beneficial effects, seeking clarification on the scientific basis for this viewpoint and expressing concern over the potential geopolitical and environmental consequences.
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The email promotes the Barcelona Dance Award 2018, inviting dance schools and groups worldwide to register for an international competition taking place from March 29 to April 2, 2018, while highlighting the availability of limited spots and free workshops.
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The email from Kimberly A. Higgins requests access to the signed deferral agreement related to the Anaconda Copper Mine, which was signed by Administrator Pruitt of the EPA in collaboration with the State of Nevada.
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The email from Margie Shafer of KCBS requests an interview with an EPA representative, specifically Alexis Strauss, to discuss proposed budget cuts for a news story.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA addresses a request from journalist Everardo Martinez regarding the existence of an investigation into Daimler-Mercedes Benz for potential software modifications to bypass emissions regulations, stating that the EPA does not comment on ongoing investigations.
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The email from the EPA discusses the funding allocation for the Superfund program in FY 2019, highlighting a budget of $1.089 billion to support cleanup efforts of contaminated sites and the importance of maximizing appropriated funds for effective site remediation.
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The email from Barbara Moreland to Mr. Pruitt expresses her accountability concerns regarding environmental destruction and climate change, highlighting the disconnect between his position and the realities faced by the public.
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Adele Peters, a staff writer for Fast Company, requests a PDF of an EPA paper on particulate matter emissions and seeks to schedule a short interview with an EPA representative regarding the article.
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The EPA, represented by Jahan Wilcox, responded to a media inquiry from Vice News regarding security threats justifying Administrator Pruitt's first-class travel, stating they do not comment on such threats.
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The email from Zack Colmani discusses concerns raised by the EPA regarding the Kigali Amendment and seeks clarification on the agency's regulatory authority and the legal framework under the Montreal Protocol, with a response needed by a Sunday deadline.
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The email from Alex Lubben to EPA press contacts discusses a media inquiry from Vice News regarding an EPA study on the disproportionate exposure to particulate matter affecting communities of color and low-income individuals.
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The email from the EPA discusses a proposal by the Office of Research and Development (ORD) to reorganize staff and functions into a new Office of Resource Management, ensuring that employment status remains unaffected while continuing management of research grants, in response to inquiries about the shutdown of the National Center for Environmental Research.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA addresses an inquiry from reporter Crystal Huskey regarding the process and cost of water quality testing, including bacteria testing, in response to concerns about drinking water safety in Campbell County, Tennessee.
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The email from Tour World Inc. requests assistance from the EPA in finding a company in New York that complies with the Toxic Substance Control Act for a meeting with a South Korean government delegation focused on environmental protection.
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Philip McKenna from Inside Climate News is requesting comments from EPA study authors regarding their recent research on air pollution, poverty, and race, which was published in the American Journal of Public Health, with a deadline for response by 4 PM ET the same day.
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Kristen Mello, representing Westfield Residents Advocating For Themselves (WRAFT), is requesting additional information about the agenda and accommodations for the National Leadership Summit on PFAS scheduled for May 22-23, 2018, organized by an unspecified agency.
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The email from the EPA discusses the RSVP for a press call regarding the release of the Air Trends Report, which indicates improvements in air quality and economic growth.
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The document pertains to a communication from the EPA regarding concerns about a banned pesticide, specifically a chalk product from China being sold on eBay, in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from the EPA discusses the release of the Air Trends Report, highlighting improvements in air quality and economic growth, and provides dial-in information for a related press call.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing a court decision regarding the immediate implementation of a regulation that prohibits minors from handling restricted use pesticides, but has no comment at this time.
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The email from Enesta Jones to Jim Rutledge confirms that a meeting with Secretary Pruitt and 300 farmers took place in Washington, in response to a media inquiry.
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The email from the EPA discusses the RSVP and call details for a press briefing on the latest Air Trends Report scheduled for July 31, 2018.
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Maria Del C Guerrero Altorani is seeking assistance from the EPA regarding contaminated land in her backyard due to an oil spill from a fallen electrical transformer, after filing a complaint with the agency and receiving no response.
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The email from EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox addresses a media inquiry regarding the necessity of a concrete slab for the secure communications booth installed for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, stating that the issue was previously discussed in September 2017.
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The EPA Press Release incorrectly promotes Mr. Milner as Chair of the American Bar Association instead of his actual position as Chair of the ABA Section on Energy and Environment.
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The email from Cheyenne Matthews discusses her willingness to assist with updates related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case (18cv3472 NDCA).
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is preparing a response regarding a court ruling that it illegally delayed the implementation of key pesticide regulations, stating they have no comment at this time.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the Environmental Protection Agency provides a breakdown of the EPA's funding in the 2018 omnibus spending bill, totaling $8.824 billion, in response to a media inquiry from Jim Rutledge of Farm World.
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The email from the EPA discusses a media inquiry regarding the challenges of filtering pharmaceuticals out of wastewater, with plans to provide background information through webinars.
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The email from Travis D. Bubenik of Houston Public Media inquires about the current operational status of Gulf Coast refineries post-Hurricane Harvey, specifically seeking insights from the Department of Energy regarding any ongoing challenges faced by these facilities.
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The document involves a communication to the press regarding an individual's claims of identity theft and manipulation of their tax and financial information, implicating a government employee and a California senator, with a reference to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA discusses a media inquiry from Jim Myers regarding Administrator comments on coal export issues in Wyoming and updates on the timeline for the proposed substitute for the WOTUS rule.
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The email from Enesta Jones of the EPA confirms the titles of Dr. Cascio and Dr. Rappold for a HealthDay interview request regarding their roles in the Office of Research and Development.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Robert Daguillard confirmed to Jim Myers that the deadline for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) funding announcement is June 12, 2018.
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The email from Jim Myers of The Waterways Journal to the EPA seeks clarification on the deadlines for the DERA program, specifically whether to reference June 5 or June 12.
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The email from Enesta Jones discusses the EPA's proposed budget for FY 2019, highlighting its strong funding for critical functions and the release of the FY 2018-2022 Strategic Plan, while also addressing a request from a journalism student for an interview regarding the budget's impact on estuary programs.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA discusses a WIRED inquiry regarding the "secret science" rule and includes an attachment related to the proposed rule announced by Administrator Pruitt.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA advises Daniel Macy to contact the White House regarding a press inquiry about a meeting on small refiner hardship exemptions under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).
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Annie Snider from Politico inquires about a video related to a science board announcement posted on the EPA's YouTube site, indicating a potential communication or announcement from the agency.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA discusses a request from journalist Warren Cornwall for a copy of the newly proposed rule on scientific transparency, titled "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science."
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The EPA communicated that it would not comment on pending litigation regarding a lawsuit from Washington and other states over Clean Air Act violations, as requested by a reporter from KUOW.
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The email from journalist Chris Bentley to the EPA requests an interview regarding the environmental impact of different types of generators used at outdoor events for a story in CityLab.
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The Iowa Soybean Association requested media coverage for comments made by Acting Administrator Wheeler at the Iowa State Fair.
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The email from Jon Hurdle requests a response from the EPA regarding a report on hazardous levels of radium in drinking water, specifically addressing its implications for public health standards and regulations in New Jersey.
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The email promotes the Barcelona Dance Award 2018, organized by an unspecified agency, inviting dance schools and groups worldwide to register for an international championship taking place from March 29 to April 2, 2018, featuring various dance styles and workshops.
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The email from Enos Banda discusses an investment opportunity involving a Saudi Arabian noble family seeking business project owners to facilitate US dollar investments, addressed to the Press at an unspecified agency.
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The email from the EPA discusses the Trump administration's response to a Supreme Court ruling regarding the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, highlighting their strategy to maintain a stay on the 2015 WOTUS rule and provide certainty to states and the regulated community during the repeal process.
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The email from Ayn-Monique Klahre requests an interview with a member of the EPA team for a New York Times article focused on cost-effective heating bill savings for renters.
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Rebecca Nagle, a writer for ThinkProgress, is seeking comments from the EPA regarding the Tar Creek Superfund site and is trying to connect with someone in Albert Kelly's office.
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The email from Daysha Eaton requests an interview regarding the suspension of the withdrawal of the proposed determination related to the Pebble Mine project in the Bristol Bay watershed, directed to the press office.
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The email from Alex Lubben inquires whether the EPA will comment on a Politico report regarding the agency's plans to complete a replacement for the Clean Power Plan by summer 2018.
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The email from graduate student journalist Lisa John Rogers to the EPA seeks information on how the government shutdown will affect climate change research and Superfund site work.
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The email from Rebecca Nagle requests comments from the EPA regarding the Tar Creek Superfund site and seeks to speak with someone in Albert Kelly's office.
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The email from Olivia Gumbs Hodge to various DHS and SSA contacts expresses concerns regarding the handling of Social Security payments following her father's death, including a complaint about the freezing of her account and a lack of assistance from Social Security and FEMA.
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The email from Anthony Brown of the Fairfax Environmental Committee for Justice Inc. expresses urgent concerns about a lack of transparency from local representatives in Zone 4 and seeks assistance regarding environmental issues impacting the community.
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The email from Chuck Clark expresses concern over the EPA's decision-making regarding the proposed restrictions in the Bristol Bay Watershed, accusing the agency of bias and urging it to adhere to scientific evidence rather than political influence.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA discusses Administrator Pruitt's message to employees regarding the agency's operational status and resource availability in light of the potential government shutdown, while also responding to inquiries from a reporter about the shutdown's impact on EPA employees in Colorado.
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The email from Tigran Vayradyan to the EPA press office discusses the Sierra Club v. EPA case (18cv3472 NDCA) and includes attachments related to the case.
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The email from John Konkus at the EPA discusses an urgent request from Paul Eisenstein regarding the dial-in number for a CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) conference call, which is needed for a deadline related to NBC News.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses a request from journalist David Montgomery for confirmation on the validity of a 2017 EPA report predicting increased extreme heat in the Southern Plains under the new administration.
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The email from Brandon Dickson requests availability for a taped phone interview regarding the recall of medium and heavy-duty trucks, likely related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The EPA's AirNow program revised its NowCast methodology to improve responsiveness to rapidly changing air quality conditions, influenced by experiences in Beijing, enhancing public awareness of pollution levels.
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The email from Robert Daguillard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses the unavailability of an official for a phone interview regarding the recall of medium and heavy-duty trucks, as requested by Brandon Dickson from KZIM Radio.
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The email from Steven Piper expresses support for EPA Director Pruitt, commending his efforts to combat corruption within the agency and indicating that he has the backing of the silent majority.
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The email discusses EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's insistence on the publication of data and methodology for transparency in environmental science, in the context of the Sierra Club's lawsuit against the EPA.
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The email from Jasmine Samaha to the EPA expresses her strong opinion that Scott Pruitt should resign due to his alleged corruption and excessive spending, particularly on office furnishings and travel.
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The email from Shannon Eady discusses an emergency evacuation needed for the Chalmette refinery due to the release of harmful substances, including fungus and benzene, which are causing health hazards and environmental damage, in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA lawsuit.
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The email from Dennis A. Casto to the EPA expresses frustration over receiving unwanted press releases despite multiple unsubscriptions from the RADNET feed.
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The email from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses arrangements for a phone interview regarding the recall of medium and heavy-duty trucks, confirming that information will be pulled from a release for the interview.
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The EPA is planning to issue a proposed rule to revisit aspects of the 2016 refrigerant management regulations, as discussed in correspondence with Mark Hamstra regarding his inquiry for an article.
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One America News requested an interview with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to discuss his use of independent experts for research review and his policy on data transparency.
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The email from Seth Fernald expresses opposition to copper mining practices in Seattle, urging the EPA to protect the environment and preserve access to wild fish for future generations.
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The email from Owen Dyer of the British Medical Journal inquires about the timing and details of proposed new transparency requirements for research by the EPA, including the status of the comment period.
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The email from Ali Hargrave requests information on how to submit comments regarding a rule related to strengthening transparency, in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Molly Block at the EPA confirms that Dave Whitaker can use photos from the EPA's website for an article about Administrator Pruitt's visit to Bleckley Elementary, provided he attributes them to the EPA.
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The email from Shannon Eady raises concerns about the Chalmette refinery releasing harmful substances, including a virus and a toxic chemical, impacting the local community and environment, and is directed to various environmental and governmental agencies.
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Robert Belush expresses support for the HONEST Act, advocating for transparency in EPA regulations and criticizing past practices, in relation to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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A journalist from Science magazine is seeking information from the EPA regarding a proposed rule on data disclosure for scientific studies and its potential impact on pollution standards for particulate matter (PM 2.5).
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The document pertains to a legal case, Sierra Club v. EPA, filed in the Northern District of California, with reference number 18cv3472, involving the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Kristin Wright, a freelance reporter, is seeking clarification from the EPA regarding the distinction between publicly-available and non-publicly-available data in relation to a proposed rule that mandates the use of only publicly-available data for regulatory decisions.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses a study on the market acceptance of smart growth in Nashville, TN, highlighting that walkable developments have greater resale appreciation compared to conventional suburban developments.
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The email from Enesta Jones at the EPA discusses a request from journalist Chris Bentley regarding the environmental impact of portable generators used at outdoor events, with a deadline to provide information by May 8, 2018.
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The email from Shannon Eady discusses concerns about individuals intentionally making people sick and requests that the message be forwarded to FEMA, the EPA, and Homeland Security.
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The email from Cheryl Hogue to the EPA's press office and Enesta Jones seeks clarification on details of Administrator Pruitt's action plan regarding the development of toxicity values for GenX and PFBS (Perfluorobutanesulfonic acid).
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A freelance reporter inquires with the EPA about a reported ammonia gas release by US Nitrogen, questioning whether the incident is reportable under CERCLA and if the agency is investigating it.
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