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To: Hale, Michelle[hale.michelle@epa.gov] Cc: Jackson, Ryan[jackson.ryan@epa.gov]; Dravis, Samantha[dravis.samantha@epa.gov]; Bolen, Brittany[bolen.brittany@epa.gov]; Tom Geier[tgeier@mmm.com]; Paul Narog[pfnarog@mmm.com]; John Metzger]] fmetzger@mmm.com] From: John Ostergren Sent: Sat 7/1/2017 1:03:59 AM Subject: 3M follow up - regulatory reform 3M EPA reg reform proposals overview 6-20-17.pdf Administrator Pruitt: Thank you for the opportunity last week to discuss 3M's recommendations to support US EPA's regulatory reform efforts. Attached is a 1-page summary outlining: Three opportunities for immediate policy and resource prioritization; and Four recommendations for significant regulatory reform and streamlining. As discussed, our recommendations reflect 3M's dual commitment to environmental performance and growth. Our recommendations are intended to preserve and enhance environmental performance - while also meaningfully improving the US regulatory climate in support of US manufacturing agility and competitiveness. We can and must do both. Please note that Paul Narog and John Metzger of my staff (cc'd here) are well versed on these topics and stand ready to provide further clarification and support. John has spoken with Samantha on the topic, and Paul and John both recently met with Brittany as well as EPA staff at RTP. Thank you again - to you and your staff - for your time and consideration. Best regards, 17cv1906 Sierra Club v. EPA ED_O01523_00002456-00001 John Ostergren Science. Applied to Life. ' John D. Ostergren, JD, PhD | EHS 3M Center, 220-1OE-22 (mail 220-9E-02) | St. Paul, MN 55133-3428 Office: +1 651 733 0506 | Mobile: +1 651 367 4842 ostergren@mmm.com @ 3Mxom 17cv1906 Sierra Club v. EPA ED_001523_00002456-00002 3M Recommendations - Regulatory Reforms Supporting US Manufacturing June 20, 2017 Support US growth & manufacturing agility - while preserving & enhancing environmental performance POLICY SUPPORT & RESOURCE PRIORITIZATION 1. Streamline TSCA New Chemical Program Review (Section 5) Process Request - Continue efforts to restore clarity on information expected at time of requests, maximize use of modeling and analog data, minimize animal testing, and expedite decision timing. EPA Contact - Jeff Morris & Wendy Cleland-Hamnett, Office of Chemical Safety & Pollution Prevention 2. Re-energize Air Quality Flexible Permitting Program Request - Prioritize to re-energize and expand the issuance of flexible air quality permits by actively partnering with state permitting authorities. See 74 Fed. Reg. 51418 (Oct. 6, 2009). EPA Contact - Anna Wood, Director, OAQPS Air Quality Policy Division (919-541-3604) 3. Continue Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) Status Change Rules Under SNAP Request - Continue implementing Significant New Alternatives Program (SNAP) HFC status change rules establishing fire suppression sector as a priority in the third status change proposal in 2017/2018 (consistent with comments previously submitted by 3M, Honeywell and others). EPA Contacts - Cindy Newberg, Acting Division Director, Stratospheric Protection Division, OAR; and Bella Maranion, Acting Branch Chief, Significant New Alternatives Policy Program (SNAP) REGULATORY SUPPORT & STREAMLINING 1. Exempt R&D from NSPS Rules (especially Subparts RR, TT, FFF, & VW) Request - Find approach to exempt R&D (not intended to be in-scope, but not specifically excluded) EPA Contact - Peter Tsirigotis, Director, OAQPS Sector Policies & Programs Division (919-541-9411) 2. Streamline MACT & NSPS Rules for Web Coating Lines: 40 C.F.R. Parts 60 & 63 Request - Promulgate one unified coating rule to simplify and consolidate compliance requirements for facilities currently subject to up to eight (8) existing web coating rules at 40 C.F.R. Parts 60 & 63. EPA Contact - Peter Tsirigotis, Director, OAQPS Sector Policies & Programs Division (919-541-9411) 3. Protect Trade Secrets and Confidential Business Information from Disclosure (CBI) Request - Revise all regulations and guidance to clearly define "emission data" so that companies are not required to disclose trade secrets and CBI, such as capacity and throughput. Also streamline the administrative process for asserting CBI and trade secret claims. EPA Contact -TBD 4. Revised the Definition of Solid Waste: 40 C.F.R. Parts 260 & 261 Request-Amend solid waste definition (80 Fed. Reg. 1693, Jan. 13, 2015) to support beneficial use of materials and avoid unnecessary and counter-productive restrictions. EPA Contact - TBD 3M CONTACTS John Ostergren - Vice President and Global Head of EHS, 651-733-0506, ostergren@mmm.com Paul Narog - Manager, Corporate Environmental Operations, 651-737-3583, pfnarog@mmm.com John Metzger - Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist, 651-737-3580, jfmetzger@mmm.com 17cv1906 Sierra Club v. EPA ED_001523_00002457-00001 To: i Ex. 6 - Personal Privacy I Cc: RTdfHaTff?^ p?gv]"Jackson'Ryan[jcksbn. ryan@epa.gov] From: Munoz, Charles Sent: Mon 7/10/2017 6:27:34 PM Subject: EPA Vetting Document PAS PA Bio Sheet.pdf pExVB""" LPersonal Thank you for taking my call earlier. Attached you will find the document we discussed over the phone. Please fill this out and return it at your earliest convenience. Also, if any questions arise, please don't hesitate to call or email and I'll be happy to assist. Thanks, Charles Munoz White House Liaison Environmental Protection Agency 202-380-7967 17cv1906 Sierra Club v. 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