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The email from Tate Bennett at the EPA discusses a piece by Fred Barnes regarding Administrator Pruitt, indicating engagement with various stakeholders and organizations.
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The email correspondence between Elizabeth Bennett from the EPA and Sam A. Scales from Ford Motor Company discusses the gathering of points of contact (POCs) for various government officials, including mayors and state departments, as part of their intergovernmental relations efforts.
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The email from Tate Bennett of the EPA discusses connecting various stakeholders, including Annie Dwyer from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, to coordinate support and social media outreach related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Tate Bennett at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses connecting recipients regarding letters of support and social media outreach related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email exchange between Becky Dunlop of the Heritage Foundation and Tate Bennett from the EPA discusses preparations for a December event featuring Scott Pruitt, with Dunlop confirming room arrangements.
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The email from Pat Michaels discusses the regulatory paradigm related to dose-response models in the context of the Sierra Club v. EPA case, referencing Ed Calabrese's work and a chapter from "Science versus Liberty."
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The email from Rob Bluey of The Heritage Foundation thanks recipients for attending a meeting and indicates that he and Mike will follow up, related to discussions likely involving environmental policy or litigation, as suggested by the mention of Sierra Club v. EPA.
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The email chain involves Pat Michaels and colleagues discussing a draft op-ed related to regulatory strategies against the EPA's endangerment finding, with suggestions for publication in a high-profile outlet.
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The email exchange between Pat Michaels and Tate Bennett discusses the hiring process for a head of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and references a potential candidate, John Ioannidis, while also mentioning a legal case involving the EPA.
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The document is a letter from Grover G. Norquist inviting EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to join an event in 2018, expressing appreciation for his leadership and acknowledging the agency's work.
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The email from Myron Ebell of the Cooler Heads Coalition serves as a reminder for a strategy meeting at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discussing the implications of a scientific study linking cold weather to historical crop failures and epidemics, while also highlighting concerns about climate change's impact on human health.
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The email from Myron Ebell discusses a meeting of the Cooler Heads Coalition, highlights a new book by Rupert Darwall, mentions a PBS documentary on the EPA, and references an op-ed by Steve Milloy criticizing the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, in the context of the Trump administration's efforts to repeal it.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute is hosting an event titled "Carbon Tax Follies" on November 2, 2017, featuring a panel discussion aimed at debunking claims made by proponents of carbon dioxide taxes, with opening remarks by Representative Bill Flores.
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James Tobin from the National Association of Home Builders is inquiring about the status of an invitation related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, seeking confirmation from EPA officials Millan Hupp and Tate Bennett.
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The email correspondence involves Tate Bennett from the EPA coordinating a lunch meeting with Keith Appell from CRC Public Relations and others for September 26, 2017.
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The email from Owen McDonough of the National Association of Home Builders discusses the list of attendees for a coffee roundtable scheduled for October 5, 2017, and mentions potential attendees from NAHB staff.
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The document outlines the seating arrangements and registrations for an event hosted by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt on October 5, 2017, including participants from various construction and manufacturing organizations.
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The email correspondence between Greg Means of The Alpine Group and Tate Bennett from the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting to discuss coal ash regulations.
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The email from Tate Bennett at the EPA discusses arranging a meeting for Administrator Pruitt with the NYC Chapter leadership on September 28, 2017, while indicating flexibility for future visits.
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The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) praises the EPA's decision to repeal the Clean Power Plan, citing it as ineffective and costly, while expressing a desire to collaborate with the agency on the repeal process.
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James Tobin from the National Association of Home Builders is coordinating an invitation for a Pruitt event and seeking confirmation from Millan Hupp and Tate Bennett regarding its suitability.
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The email exchange between Greg Means of the Alpine Group and Tate Bennett of the EPA discusses scheduling a lunch meeting and includes light-hearted banter regarding Means' role as CFO.
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The document discusses the EPA's proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan, which is praised by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity for being a burdensome regulation, while highlighting the legal challenges it faced and its minimal environmental impact.
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The EPA finalized a rule on September 13, 2017, to postpone compliance dates for the effluent limitations guidelines for steam electric power plants by two years while revisiting some of the rule's requirements.
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The email from the EPA discusses preparations for a "Sue and Settle" announcement, including suggestions for additional invitees to a briefing organized by the White House, following the loss of a colleague.
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The email from Millan Hupp of the EPA discusses coordinating a phone call with Clint Nesmith regarding the Administrator's participation in the TPPF Crossroads Energy and Climate Policy Summit scheduled for November 30th in Washington, D.C.
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The EPA is announcing a public hearing on the repeal of the Clean Power Plan scheduled for November 28-29, 2017, in Charleston, West Virginia.
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The email correspondence involves the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) coordinating a meeting on October 31, 2017, where Keith Appell requests to substitute Greg Mueller for Mike at the meeting, and Stephen Gordon confirms the addition to the RSVP list.
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The email correspondence between Clint Nesmith of the Texas Public Policy Foundation and EPA officials discusses the review and approval of moderated questions for Administrator Pruitt at the Crossroads Summit.
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The email discusses the setup for an ACCCE meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the Environmental Protection Agency, with arrangements for a roundtable format and coordination among staff members.
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The email discusses the arrangement for a roundtable meeting hosted by the EPA with a group of 15-20 attendees, scheduled for the afternoon of November 15, 2017.
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The email from Darrell Henry of the Western Caucus Foundation urges action against Senate Democrats, particularly Chuck Schumer, for blocking the confirmation of nominees essential for the new leadership of the Interior Department, emphasizing the need for progress in the West.
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The Western Caucus Foundation is hosting a holiday reception for members of the Senate and Congressional Western Caucuses on December 13, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and is requesting RSVPs.
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The email from Nancy Beck at the EPA discusses scheduling a meeting with DuPont representatives to talk about experiences with the new chemicals program under TSCA Section 5.
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Tracy Mehan endorses Susan Bodine for the position of Assistant Administrator for the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA) at the EPA in an email to Kaitlyn Shimmin, a Special Assistant in the Office of the Administrator.
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The email correspondence between Megan McChesney from Americans for Tax Reform and Madeline Morris from the EPA discusses logistical details for an upcoming policy dinner, including points of contact and seating arrangements.
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The email correspondence involves Mollie McNeill from The Heritage Foundation following up with Madeline Morris at the EPA regarding an invitation for Administrator Pruitt to speak at an event, indicating a desire to finalize scheduling for late July or August.
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The email correspondence between Madeline Morris of the EPA and Candice Boyer discusses logistics for a coffee meeting with Administrator Pruitt scheduled for July 10, 2017.
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The document outlines the draft schedule and speaker table for the America First Energy Conference, organized by various speakers and moderators, scheduled for November 2017 at the JAY Marriott Hotel in Houston, Texas, focusing on climate science and energy policy.
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The email exchange between Will Lovell of the EPA and Adam Diamant of EPRI discusses the registration of Samantha D. for an upcoming seminar and the rescheduling of a call to ensure her registration is completed promptly.
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The email exchange between William Lovell of the EPA and Victoria Barnes of GM discusses preparations for a meeting regarding the fuel economy mid-term review and the harmonization of EPA and NHTSA fuel economy programs.
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The email from Adam Diamant at EPRI outlines important administrative details and requests for speakers participating in the 2017 Annual Seminar on Fuels, Power Markets, and Resource Planning scheduled for November 8-9, 2017, in Washington, D.C.
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The email correspondence between Adam Diamant of EPRI and Will Lovell of the EPA discusses logistical details and speaker information for the upcoming EPRI 2017 Annual Seminar on Fuels, Power Markets, and Resource Planning scheduled for November 8-9, 2017, in Washington, D.C.
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The email correspondence between Victoria Barnes of General Motors and William Lovell of the EPA discusses a meeting to address the fuel economy mid-term review and the harmonization of EPA and NHTSA fuel economy programs.
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The email exchange between Jim Lakely of The Heartland Institute and Michelle Hale from the EPA discusses a request for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to speak at a climate conference on March 23, 2017, which ultimately could not be accommodated.
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The email correspondence between Jim Lakely of The Heartland Institute and Michelle Hale of the Environmental Protection Agency discusses a request for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to speak at a conference on March 23 or 24, 2017, with Hale indicating they would review the calendar for availability.
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The email from Joseph Bast discusses the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, highlighting its perceived negative impact on the U.S. economy and referencing historical Senate opposition to similar climate agreements.
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The Heartland Institute's communication discusses the availability of climate science experts who support President Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, emphasizing economic and scientific justifications for the exit.
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Joseph Bast, CEO of The Heartland Institute, disputes claims made in an E&E News article regarding the nomination of climate science advisors, clarifying that Heartland did not nominate anyone and condemning the article as false.
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The email correspondence involves Nancy Beck, Deputy Assistant Administrator at the EPA, coordinating a meeting with Michael K. Henry from the Alpine Group for August 23, 2017.
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The email from Lynn Ann Dekleva of DuPont requests assistance from Nancy Beck in finding a contact at the EPA to discuss the definition of "degradation" related to Polymer Exemptions under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
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The document is an email delivery report regarding the reading of a message about an ESA/FIFRA issue related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case, involving Sara Elizabeth Hopper from DuPont and Nancy Beck.
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The email from Susan Bodine at the EPA discusses inquiries from the National Association of Home Builders regarding the emergency provisions of the Lead Paint Renovation Rule in the context of recent hurricanes, directing them to Jeff Morris for further assistance.
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The email from Sara Elizabeth Hopper of DuPont to Nancy Beck discusses an ESA/FIFRA issue related to the Sierra Club v. EPA case.
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The email from Trump Headquarters urges supporters to renew their Sustaining Membership by contributing before the end-of-quarter deadline, emphasizing President Trump's request for a list of renewals to combat media opposition.
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The email from Donald J. Trump, sent to the press on September 15, 2017, discusses the importance of tax reform and invites recipients to participate in an Official Tax Reform Survey to gather public opinion on simplifying the tax code and boosting the economy.
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The document is an email from Trump Headquarters soliciting input from supporters on a proposed tax reform plan, emphasizing its importance for middle-class families and encouraging participation in a survey.
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The email from the Republican National Committee discusses a poll regarding President Trump's job performance and indicates that responses will be relayed to him, while also emphasizing the importance of grassroots support for the party.
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The Western Caucus Foundation is hosting its annual winter policy meeting in Las Vegas on December 8th and 9th, 2017, to discuss 2018 priorities with members of the Senate and Congressional Western Caucuses, featuring roundtables and a Public Lands Summit.
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The email discusses an op-ed by Sterling Burnett, shared by the Heartland Institute, which critiques climate change alarmism as exemplified by a recent article in New York Magazine, asserting that the global warming movement is losing traction.
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The email exchange between EPA officials discusses scheduling a speaking engagement for an event on June 5, with a preference for a 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. time slot, and includes a request for more details through an attached document.
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The Heartland Institute issued a press release expressing support for President Trump's potential decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Treaty, emphasizing that staying in would hinder his America First Energy Plan.
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The email from Joseph Bast discusses the need for the Trump administration to submit the Paris Agreement to the Senate for ratification, arguing that it poses legal challenges to U.S. energy independence and highlights the financial commitments made to developing nations under the treaty.
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The email discusses the implications of President Trump's announcement regarding the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accord, highlighting uncertainties about the formal notice process and suggesting that withdrawing from the UNFCCC might be a more effective strategy.
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The email correspondence between Sarah Greenwalt of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Chris Hornback of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies discusses scheduling a meeting to accommodate travel arrangements for key staff.
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The email from Joseph Bast discusses an article by H. Sterling Burnett on Breitbart, criticizing the notion that China can be considered a climate leader following the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, while highlighting the U.S. achievements in reducing greenhouse gas emissions through natural gas advancements.
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The email correspondence between David Fotouhi from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Chris Hornback from NACWA discusses scheduling a call regarding wastewater blending and bypass issues.
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The letter from U.S. Senators urges EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to allocate technical assistance funding to organizations under the Grassroots Rural and Small Community Water Systems Assistance Act to support small and rural communities in complying with water safety regulations.
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The email correspondence involves Tracy Mehan from the American Water Works Association coordinating with congressional staff regarding a representative's planned opposition to an amendment, indicating active engagement in legislative advocacy related to water policy.
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The email correspondence involves Lee Forsgren from the EPA's Office of Water discussing scheduling a meeting with Tracy Mehan from the AWWA following Forsgren's recent appointment.
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The email from Jessica Fox at EPRI confirms an invitation for Lee Forsgren from the EPA to be a keynote speaker at the Ohio River Basin Water Quality Trading Project event scheduled for October 26th.
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The document discusses a collaborative research project involving the Electric Power Research Institute, Energy Information Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and National Renewable Energy Laboratory, supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, aimed at understanding the impacts of high renewable energy penetration on the U.S. power sector through capacity expansion modeling.
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This document outlines the American Water Works Association (AWWA) standard AWS!/AWWA C810-17, which describes minimum requirements for water service line flushing, effective November 1, 2017, and emphasizes that its use is voluntary and does not supersede any applicable laws or regulations.
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The email correspondence among EPA officials and water association representatives discusses the introduction of the WIFIA Reauthorization Bill (H.R. 4492) by Rep. Mast, expressing surprise and seeking clarification on its implications for funding between the EPA and the Corps.
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The email correspondence between Troy Lyons from the EPA and Andrew Wheeler discusses the implications of Senator Carper's request to hold over all nominees in the Environment and Public Works (EPW) realm, confirming that Wheeler's nomination will not be affected.
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Lee Forsgren from the EPA requests Phil Cooney of ExxonMobil to provide career counseling to a graduating student from the University of Michigan with a Master's Degree in Naval Architecture.
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Kenneth Wagner from the EPA expresses his appreciation for a meeting at WASDA and offers assistance to Dennis Kelly from Syngenta regarding a future tour in North Carolina.
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The email from Cord Overton, a Policy Advisor in the Office of the Governor of Iowa, discusses a call with Kenneth Wagner regarding information needed for a discussion about the RVP summer/winter waiver.
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The email from Kaitlyn Shimmin at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses coordinating logistics for an upcoming meeting involving Senator Ernst and Iowa Governor Reynolds, including security arrangements and registration for the Governor to testify.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved emergency fuel waivers for 38 states and Washington, D.C., in response to disruptions caused by Hurricane Harvey affecting Gulf Coast-area refineries.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is requesting additional information from the National Sorghum Producers regarding their renewable fuel pathway petition for sorghum oil to complete its evaluation.
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The email from Justin Schwab of the EPA discusses the regulatory implications of approving sorghum oil as a biodiesel feedstock, clarifying that Executive Order 13771 does not apply to this permitting action, which does not impose compliance costs.
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The email from Justin Schwab at the EPA discusses the significant changes in the registration and re-registration process for pesticides, specifically highlighting the impacts of new risk assessment policies on the herbicide Atrazine, as communicated by Joe Bischoff.
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The email correspondence between Tim Lust and EPA's Justin Schwab discusses the approval process for sorghum oil as a feedstock, highlighting technical discussions and the implications of Executive Order 13771 on rule-making.
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The email from Joe Bischoff discusses significant changes in the risk assessment process for pesticide registration and re-registration at the EPA, specifically highlighting concerns regarding the re-registration of Atrazine and the lack of stakeholder engagement in these policy shifts.
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The email from Aaron Ringel of the EPA confirms his ability to receive and keep Confidential Business Information (CBI) related to Cellulosic Biofuel projections, following a meeting with David Cox and others from the Renewable Natural Gas industry.
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The email from David Cox of the Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas to EPA officials discusses the submission of Confidential Business Information (CBI) related to Cellulosic Biofuel projections and seeks confirmation on whether the recipients can accept such information.
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The email from Aaron Ringel of the EPA discusses coordinating information regarding an event with Lorine Card from Mosaic Company and includes Daisy Letendre from the policy shop for further details.
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The email correspondence involves Lorine Card from The Mosaic Company confirming details about an event at the EPA, specifically asking about the time and entrance information for the event scheduled in the Rachel Carson Green Room.
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is requesting the new EPA Administrator to reverse the Obama Administration's disapproval of Iowa's antidegradation water quality rules and is coordinating a meeting with Midwestern governors to discuss state-federal partnerships and renewable energy.
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The email correspondence from Madeline Morris of the EPA informs Chris Bliley of Growth Energy that the Administrator will not be able to speak at their September conference but expresses willingness to consider future opportunities.
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The email from Madeline Morris, Executive Scheduler at the EPA, confirms a meeting scheduled for the following day at 4 PM with Stephanie Groen from Iowa, inquiring about attendees accompanying the Governor.
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources received a memo from the U.S. EPA disapproving Iowa's 2016 antidegradation water quality rules, which defined "economically viable" in a way that conflicts with federal standards by allowing less stringent pollution control options based on a 15% cost cap.
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The email from Madeline Morris at the EPA confirms a meeting scheduled for June 28, 2017, between Governor Reynolds of Iowa and the EPA Administrator.
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Growth Energy invites EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to speak at their 2017 Advocacy Conference on biofuels policy, specifically regarding the Renewable Fuel Standard and ethanol regulations.
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The email from Troy Lyons of the USDA discusses the receipt of fact sheets related to Georgia forestry from Wanda Barrs, expressing appreciation for the information provided.
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The email from Troy Lyons of the EPA discusses the signing of a red dye waiver and inquires about scheduling a call between the governor and Administrator Pruitt.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it will exercise enforcement discretion for Tampa Electric Company to operate without full pollution controls at three facilities to ensure electricity supply during Hurricane Irma's aftermath.
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The EPA assigned a "No Action Assurance" regarding the Sierra Club v. EPA case, indicating no immediate regulatory action will be taken related to Tampa Electric.
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The email from Troy Lyons at the EPA requests assistance in arranging an urgent call between Administrator Pruitt and the Governor, indicating the matter is time-sensitive.
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