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The email from the EPA discusses a request to Administrator Pruitt to finalize a proposed rule adding natural gas processing plants to the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) to enhance community awareness of toxic releases.
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The Institute of Clean Air Companies expressed gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for a productive meeting and committed to providing additional information on key issues discussed, including advancements in air quality measurement and support for American pollution control exports.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expressed appreciation for a meeting with International Paper's CEO Mark Sutton, emphasizing the importance of understanding the company's concerns and the need to rebuild trust with the industry.
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The email from Granger Morgan, a former chair of the EPA Science Advisory Board, urges Administrator Pruitt to maintain the established criteria of scientific expertise for selecting SAB members amidst speculation of changes to the board's membership process.
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A concerned citizen expresses strong disapproval of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's leadership and the Trump administration's environmental policies in a letter dated May 5, 2017.
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A letter to EPA Secretary Scott Pruitt urging him to allow EPA scientists to speak at the State of the Narragansett Bay and Watershed program, highlighting their contributions to a significant report on climate change.
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The American Petroleum Institute and the American Chemistry Council submitted a request to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider the implementation of the TSCA Inventory Notifications final rule to ensure efficient online listing of reported active chemicals during the notification period.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) informed Reynolds B. Renshaw that external participation in the Superfund task force was not sought, but highlighted the task force's recommendations and the establishment of an advisory body for stakeholder engagement.
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Westlake Chemical's letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses concern over the agency's unexpected decision to change the proposed remedy for the BF Goodrich Superfund Site from containment of non-aqueous phase liquid to removal, highlighting the importance of ongoing communication and collaboration.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in a May 4, 2017 correspondence, addressed concerns regarding the decision to deny a petition to ban chlorpyrifos, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty for farmers while continuing to evaluate the pesticide under existing review processes.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses appreciation for a meeting with Shell Oil Company President Bruce Culpepper, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding trust while protecting natural resources.
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The Heartland Institute's memorandum, authored by John Nothdurft, discusses a climate change interview with physicist William Happer, emphasizing that government action, rather than global warming itself, is the primary issue, and urges elected officials to reconsider their approach to climate policy.
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An email from Brian Hope at the EPA urges Administrator Scott Pruitt to eliminate the position of Scientific Integrity Official, citing concerns over its current occupant's influence on environmental policy, as discussed in a Wall Street Journal article.
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The document is a letter from the U.S. Embassy in Australia to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, expressing support for his agency's efforts in response to Hurricane Harvey and offering assistance for a future visit to Australia.
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The email from Brian Hope to Scott Pruitt of the EPA expresses concern over the potential suppression of scientific findings related to the Narragansett Bay Estuary Program and advocates for scientists' freedom to communicate their research.
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The email from Brian Hope discusses concerns regarding statements made by EPA officials in response to a Los Angeles Times article about employee morale and the agency's relationship with its staff, highlighting issues of climate change and environmental protection.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation submitted a petition to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and other federal agencies regarding regulatory decisions, emphasizing the need for adherence to scientific integrity in environmental policy as articulated by EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson.
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The email from the Administrator expresses gratitude to Mr. John Hopkins of NuScale Power for attending a Food Loss and Waste Event and discusses the potential of NuScale's nuclear technology, while indicating a desire to visit their facilities in Oregon.
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The email from the EPA announces the decision to discontinue the agency's involvement with the 2018 Climate Leadership Awards program and cancel the associated Climate Leadership Conference.
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The document consists of thank-you letters from the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency to various individuals following a meeting regarding the new direction of the EPA and its relationship with the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives.
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The letter from Michael E. Ottlinger, President of NTEU Chapter 279, to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses concerns about the importance of the Civil Service System and the need to protect the careers and working conditions of federal employees.
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The email from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency discusses a meeting with Christopher J. Hessler of AJW, Inc. regarding clean air strategies and technologies.
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The letter from Krysti J. Corbett of the EPA addresses concerns raised by Michael E. Ottlinger, President of the National Treasury Employees Union, regarding employee interests and outlines the agency's commitment to civil service and its focus on environmental protection and economic growth under Administrator Pruitt's agenda.
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The document is a letter from EPA Administrator K. Scott Pruitt expressing gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Bean Bateman for their hospitality during a visit to their farm in North Dakota.
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The email correspondence involves EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt acknowledging a message regarding pollution entering the five mile river, emphasizing the agency's commitment to environmental protection and economic growth.
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The document is a letter from NuScale Power to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt discussing the potential of their small modular reactors to enhance U.S. leadership in nuclear technology and the importance of collaboration with the EPA for international nuclear market opportunities.
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Duke Energy's CEO, Lynn J. Good, expresses appreciation to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for discussing greenhouse gas regulation and emphasizes the importance of regulatory certainty for investment decisions in the electric power sector.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responding to a request for information about GenX contamination in the Cape Fear River, detailing ongoing compliance evaluations of the Chemours facility following a Consent Order under the Toxic Substances Control Act, and noting collaboration with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services regarding health effects assessments.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency responded to Oklahoma State Representative Carl W. Newton regarding a constituent's inquiry about clean burning flare pipe technology, clarifying that while the EPA regulates flares, it does not endorse specific technology vendors.
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The letter from biodiesel producers to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses support for the agency's intent regarding the Notice of Data Availability and advocates for higher renewable volume obligations for advanced biofuels and biomass-based diesel in 2018 and 2019.
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The Interstate Mining Compact Commission expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt for his impactful address at their Mid-Year Meeting, highlighting its relevance to member states and the discussions that ensued.
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The document consists of thank-you letters from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to various officials at the U.S. Embassy in Rome, expressing gratitude for their assistance in coordinating meetings during the EPA team's productive trip to the Vatican in June 2017.
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The EPA Administrator, Scott Pruitt, expresses gratitude to Evaristo Cruz for co-chairing the National Tribal Operations Committee meeting, highlighting the importance of collaboration with tribal governments on environmental issues and reaffirming the EPA's commitment to its 1984 Indian Policy.
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The Council for National Policy expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt for his contribution to their meeting, highlighting the significance of his insights for their conservative policy efforts.
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The EPA Administrator, Scott Pruitt, expresses gratitude to the General Authority of Meteorology and Environment of Saudi Arabia for their invitation to engage in a Memorandum of Understanding, indicating collaboration with the USGS and FDA to promote environmental protection.
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The National Mining Association expressed gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for addressing their Board of Directors and emphasized their support for his initiatives promoting economic growth and sensible regulatory frameworks in the mining industry.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, under Administrator Scott Pruitt, is reconsidering previously denied claims for damages related to the Gold King Mine incident and is requesting additional documentation from claimants to support their cases.
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The document is a letter from Peter Wright to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expressing enthusiasm for the Assistant Administrator position in the Office of Land and Emergency Management and a commitment to implementing the Superfund Task Force's recommendations.
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Trout Unlimited's President Chris Wood wrote to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expressing gratitude for a meeting discussing Good Samaritan policies for abandoned mine cleanup and urging protection for Bristol Bay's fisheries and headwater streams under the Clean Water Act.
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The document consists of a series of appreciative emails from EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to various managers at the Gaston Plant, expressing gratitude for their hospitality and support during his visit on July 14, 2017.
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The EPA Administrator expresses appreciation for a meeting with Trout Unlimited's leadership and looks forward to future collaboration on shared concerns.
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The email from the EPA Administrator to Dan Turton of General Motors discusses their recent meeting, addressing GM's concerns and expressing a desire to rebuild trust between the EPA and the automotive industry.
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The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers expresses gratitude to the EPA for reconsidering greenhouse gas standards for light-duty vehicles and seeks to collaborate on streamlining regulations to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions.
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The email correspondence involves Angstrom Technologies expressing concerns to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt about delays and denials from the EPA affecting their manufacturing process, highlighting a lack of the agency's promised business-friendly approach.
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MAWETAL LLC has submitted a request to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of the Inspector General for an inquiry into whether actions taken by the Pre-2017 Administration regarding the Endangerment Finding and the Paris Climate Agreement violated the EPA's Scientific Integrity Policy, particularly concerning potential implications for global taxation of marine fuels.
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The email from the California Small Business Alliance to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt discusses comments on Executive Order 13777, advocating for modifications to EPA air and radiation regulations to alleviate the regulatory burden on small businesses while maintaining air quality protections.
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K. Michael Ingram of El Dorado Holdings, Inc. writes to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expressing support for the Interstate-11 project and discussing the need for collaboration on air quality policies and infrastructure improvements in the Greater Phoenix area.
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The email from Robbie Aiken to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt discusses a standing invitation for Pruitt to visit Pinnacle West's facilities in Arizona and expresses support for an upcoming EPA letter regarding the CCR issue, highlighting collaboration between EPA staff and industry representatives.
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The document is a letter from Lisa Schmitt of The American Patriot Group LLC to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, inviting him to tour the Liberty Mine in southern Indiana and highlighting the potential creation of 700 new jobs due to his leadership.
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The email from the EPA Administrator on May 2, 2017, expresses gratitude to General Motors' General Counsel for a meeting discussing GM's concerns and the new direction of the EPA, aiming to rebuild trust with the automotive industry.
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The email from the EPA Administrator expresses gratitude for a meeting with representatives from the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives to discuss important industry issues and the agency's new direction.
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The document contains emails from K. Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the EPA, expressing apologies for missing a Global Resource Efficiency Task Force meeting due to a White House hurricane response meeting, and thanking various individuals for their participation in the Concordia Summit.
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The email from Tom Pruitt to Scott Pruitt discusses concerns regarding the Paris Climate Agreement, labeling it as a "John Frum Protocol," and highlights a request for investigation into the previous administration's actions related to the agreement and potential UN taxation, addressed to the EPA's Office of Inspector General.
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The letter from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to NRECA CEO Jim Matheson expresses appreciation for their meeting regarding environmental issues and emphasizes a desire to collaborate on finding mutual solutions.
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The document is a letter from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt outlining the agency's commitment to balancing environmental protection with economic growth, emphasizing priorities such as improving water infrastructure and setting national standards.
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The document is a letter from Paige Patterson, President of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, expressing support and prayers for Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, following his presentation at the Council for National Policy.
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The email from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to Rhonda Hooper of the OKC Chamber of Commerce expresses gratitude for a recent meeting and offers to discuss future concerns or issues related to the EPA's new direction.
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The email from a government official thanks Mike Neal of the Tulsa Chamber for organizing a successful event and expresses a desire to connect again soon.
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The email from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt thanks Tony Campbell, President and CEO of East Kentucky Power Cooperative, for his participation in a roundtable discussion on air quality and energy security.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses commitment to balancing environmental protection with economic growth, prioritizing improvements in water infrastructure and air quality, in a letter dated April 26, 2017.
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The email from Scott Piu, an administrator, apologizes to Joe O'Rourke of The Mosaic Company for missing a scheduled meeting due to illness and expresses interest in touring their Florida facilities in the future.
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Leroy H. Simkins, Jr. expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for a recent meeting regarding communication challenges with the Army Corps of Engineers, indicating a desire for further collaboration to address ongoing issues.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses gratitude for hospitality and productive discussions during visits to environmental facilities in Oklahoma and Indiana, as well as a meeting on the "Waters of the United States" rule in South Carolina.
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The document consists of emails from the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, dated May 14-15, 2017, expressing apologies for missed meetings and discussing the agency's new direction with various industry leaders, including representatives from Intrexon Corporation and CalPortland Company.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Administrator expresses commitment to environmental protection, regulatory clarity, and collaboration with stakeholders while addressing climate change and improving water infrastructure in a May 3, 2017 correspondence.
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The document consists of thank-you letters from K. Scott PuriTT, an administrator, expressing gratitude to General Electric Company representatives for a tour of their plant on October 11, 2017.
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The email from Tom Pruitt to Scott Pruitt discusses a special request submitted by MAWETAL LLC to the EPA's Office of Inspector General on May 5, 2017, seeking an inquiry into activities by the EPA prior to 2017.
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The email from K. Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the EPA, expresses gratitude to Jennifer Abril, President and CEO of SOCMA, for a meeting regarding mutual concerns and emphasizes the agency's commitment to collaborating with the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates.
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The Heartland Institute's memorandum, dated November 6, 2017, encourages civic and business leaders to read and share an interview with physicist William Happer, which critiques government actions on climate change and argues that global warming is not a significant issue.
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The document consists of thank-you notes from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt to various individuals at Harvey Mine-Patterson Creek, expressing gratitude for their hospitality and emphasizing the end of the "War on Coal."
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has decided to reconsider provisions of the Coal Combustion Residuals Rule in response to petitions from the Utility Solid Waste Activities Group and ALS Puerto Rico LLP, and will address requests to hold related litigation in abeyance by September 18, 2017.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention responded to a request from Norman Fox & Co. regarding the regulatory differences in compliance for purchasing the chemical p-chlorobenzotrifluoride (PCBTF) domestically versus importing it under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working on an updated permitting chart to provide clarity and relief for contractors, as discussed by Administrator Scott Pruitt during the Associated General Contractors of America's annual leadership conference on September 27, 2017.
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The EPA Administrator expresses gratitude to Kevin Morris and Brian Schwartz for meetings with the National Turfgrass Association, emphasizing a desire to re-establish trust and confidence in the agency's new direction.
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency's Air Enforcement Division, represented by Phillip Brooks, is addressing a permitting matter involving Devon Energy and is collaborating with the State of Wyoming and the Department of Justice to ensure compliance with environmental laws.
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The document is a letter addressed to EPA Administrator Edward Pruitt, requesting assistance with a Qui Tam lawsuit related to renewable oil and seeking financial support for legal fees.
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The emails from EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt express appreciation for meetings with representatives from the Southern Crop Production Association and CropLife America, discussing the EPA's new direction and the goal of rebuilding trust with the agricultural industry.
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The emails from K. Scott Pritit, Administrator of the EPA, express appreciation for recent meetings with stakeholders, including the American Association of Pediatrics and Western Growers, highlighting a commitment to addressing mutual concerns and rebuilding trust while protecting natural resources.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt expresses a desire to re-establish trust with Ford Motor Company representatives following a meeting on May 23, 2017, regarding industry concerns.
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The EPA Administrator expresses gratitude to industry leaders Greg Wickham and Steven P. Rowe for their meetings, discussing the agency's new direction and the importance of rebuilding trust with the dairy and agricultural sectors.
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The email from the EPA Administrator on April 17, 2017, expresses appreciation for the productive meeting with NASDA regarding the new direction of the EPA and acknowledges the contributions of state agriculture leaders.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation submitted an Administrative Petition to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt requesting a reconsideration to make the national ambient air quality standards for fine particulate matter (PM2.5) less stringent, citing faulty assumptions in the current standards.
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The email from the EPA administrator expresses gratitude to Earl and Wanda Barrs for their letter and meeting, emphasizing the agency's commitment to rebuilding trust with the forestry industry while protecting natural resources.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responding to Auto Alliance regarding the reconsideration of the Midterm Evaluation Final Determination for model year 2022-2025 greenhouse gas standards, indicating a new Final Determination will be made by April 1, 2018.
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The document is a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt from a retired Connecticut Air Pollution Control Engineer expressing support for his work and sharing experiences related to environmental regulations and climate change discussions during previous administrations.
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The document consists of thank-you notes from Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the EPA, expressing gratitude to various individuals for their participation in a roundtable discussion at the Gully Branch Tree Farm and acknowledging their environmental stewardship.
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The email from the EPA's Commissioner John Stine expresses gratitude for a meeting with Governor Dayton in Minnesota, discussing the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) and other environmental issues, and emphasizes the importance of state partnerships in achieving environmental stewardship.
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John D. Negroponte, Vice Chairman of McLarty Associates, expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator E. Scott Pruitt for a previous meeting and emphasizes the importance of ongoing U.S.-Canada and U.S.-Mexico environmental cooperation in a letter dated October 18, 2017.
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The American Chemistry Council expresses support for the nomination of Dr. Michael L. Dourson as Assistant Administrator of the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, urging the Senate to confirm him promptly to aid in the implementation of the Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's Administrator, Scott Pruitt, acknowledges Dr. M. Granger Morgan's advice on criteria for assessing nominees to the Science Advisory Board and emphasizes the importance of an open and competitive nomination process.
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The email from the EPA Administrator to Syngenta's CEO expresses appreciation for a meeting and emphasizes the agency's intention to rebuild trust with the agricultural industry.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation expresses gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for his participation in their Energy and Climate Policy Summit, emphasizing the need for common-sense energy policies and collaboration against federal climate regulations that they view as detrimental to prosperity.
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A letter to Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, urging him to reconsider the decision allowing Devon Energy to withdraw its investment in technology aimed at reducing emissions of hazardous chemicals, including benzene.
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The email from EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to executives of the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers expresses appreciation for a recent meeting and emphasizes the agency's intention to rebuild trust with the industry.
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The email from a constituent to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt in September 2017 urges him to visit a Tesla factory, highlighting the company's job creation and environmental efforts.
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The EPA has completed risk assessments on chlorinated paraffins submitted by Qualice LLC, Dover Chemical, and INOVYN, determining they may pose unreasonable environmental risks, and has issued consent orders regulating their manufacture with specific conditions and testing requirements.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator expresses commitment to reviewing the Clean Power Plan in response to President Trump's American Energy Independence Executive Order, emphasizing a balance between environmental protection and economic growth.
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The email from Brian Hope at the EPA discusses concerns about coal ash disposal practices in Puerto Rico and suggests that similar actions could be considered in the U.S. in response to the EPA's stance on coal ash dumping in waterways.
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The St. Joe County Tea Party Patriots express gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for a meeting regarding federal regulation and pledge to support the Trump Administration's efforts to reduce regulations.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's June 16, 2017 correspondence outlines the agency's commitment to environmental protection, highlights the President's budget priorities for infrastructure funding, and emphasizes the need to balance regulatory burdens with economic growth.
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