I have been leading the EPA to promote a healthier environment and strong economy for future generations by focusing on three core principles: rule of law, cooperative federalism and promoting public participation.

I'd like to include my GC, Roger Martella, who is now leading this project for us.

As promised, please meet John Gans, our NE field rep and the lead on our menhaden work.

However, for this meeting she'd like to introduce herself in her role as Vice President of Environmental Health & Safety, discuss GE's leading EHS program, and her interest in furthering GE's collaboration with EPA.

The American Coal Council, a coal trade organization I lead, is hosting a reception at the Eastern Fuel Buyers conference and I invite you to attend.

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The Energy Bar Association is the lead sponsor, but the DC Bar and ABA will co sponsor as well.

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: Jin personnel news, the White House tapped Bill Wehrum, an industry attorney who was {acting EPA air chief during the Bush administration, to lead the office again amid ongoing efforts to target Obama-era climate and air rules

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EPA FY18-22 Transformation Strategy Improve Air Quality Provide for Clean & Safe Water Revitalize Land & Prevent Contamination Ensure Safety of Chemicals in Marketplace Enhance Shared Accountability Increase Transparency & Public Participation Compliance with the Law Create Consistency & Certainty Prioritize Robust Science Streamline & Modernize Improve Efficiency & Effectiveness Reduce number of non-attainment areas from 166 to 101 (2019 APG = 138) Reduce number of community water systems out of compliance with health-based standards from 3,600 to 2,700 Increase by $40 billion the non-federal dollars leveraged by EPA water infrastructure finance programs (2019 APG = Increase by $16 billion) Reduce number of square miles of watershed with surface water not meeting standards by 37,000 square miles Make 255 additional Superfund sites Ready for Anticipated Use (RAU) (2019 APG = 102 additional) Make 3,420 additional Brownfields sites RAU (2019 APG = 1,368 additional) Make 536 additional Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) corrective action facilities RAU Complete 56,000 additional Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) cleanups that meet risk-based standards Complete all EPA-initiated Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) risk evaluations for existing chemicals in accordance with statutory timelines (2019 APG = 100%) Complete all TSCA risk management actions for existing chemicals in accordance with statutory timelines (2019 APG = 100%) Complete all TSCA pre-manufacture notice final determinations in accordance with statutory timelines (2019 APG = 80%) Complete all cases of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)-mandated decisions for the pesticides registration review program Reduce Pesticide Registration improvement Act (PRIA) registration decision timeframe by an average of 60 days Increase number of grant commitments achieved by states, tribes, and local communities Increase use of alternative shared governance approaches to address state, tribal, and local community reviews Eliminate backlog and meet statutory deadlines for responding to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests Reduce average time from violation identification to correction Increase environmental law compliance rate (2019 APG = reduce Clean Water Act National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permittees in significant noncompliance with their permit limits from 24% to 21 %) Meet 100% of legal deadlines imposed on EPA Eliminate unnecessary or duplicative reporting burdens to the regulated community by 10,000,000 hours Increase number of research products meeting customer needs Reach all permitting-related decisions within 6 months (2019 APG = Reduce by 50% those exceeding 6 months) Reduce unused office and warehouse space by 850,641 square feet Reduce procurement processing times by achieving 100% of procurement action lead times Improve 250 operational processes Increase enterprise adoption of shared services by four Reform Plan Priority Areas (FY19-22) Eliminating the State Implementation Plan (SIP) backlog Tailoring state oversight Examining EPA field presence Increasing flexibility in state and tribal assistance Maximizing infrastructure investments Speeding up FOIA responses Reducing unnecessary industry reporting burden Improving management of EPA laboratories Speeding up environmental permitting Speeding up the EPA acquisition process Enhancing Human Resource shared services centers Sierra Club v.

These documents comprise just a small portion of the information the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation has provided both the US Army Corps of Engineers as lead agency for the ASAP SEIS process, and to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for the Alaska LNG i'c: r.