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Physical Scientist Facility Manager Assistant Manager EPA Lead Inspector Signature/Date James Haynes 6/29/2022 Date Supervisor Signature/Date JAMES LEATHERS Date: 2022.07.17 21:32:50 -05'00' Digitally signed by JAMES LEATHERS James Leathers Date 6ENFORM-019-R8.2 (02/12/2020) 1 EPA Inspection Report - Page 2 of 2 Section I - INTRODUCTION PURPOSE OF THE INSPECTION Ergon St.

There is consensus on the need to adopt a ban What a PFAS restriction should look like ALL PFAS as a group must be phased out Persistency concern confirmed for most PFAS compounds, yet too often toxicological data is unavailable: grouping is most effective Substance by substance approach has proved inadequate + leads to regrettable substitution PFAS pose issue throughout their lifecycle - not just during the use phase Unless they are critical for a specific use and without alternative Derogations must be exceptional and time limited No unjustified derogations, e.g. for food contact and drinking water uses Exemptions for PFAS used as active substances in pesticides, biocides and medicines are not justified because not adequately covered under their own piece of legislation Demands of civil society 1.

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Meeting request with Wael Sawan, CEO Contact information (Name, Email, Phone): Identify if organizing and day of contact(s) is the same or different Organizing Contact(s): Day of Contact(s): Name: Alana Wilson Email: alana wdson , shell.comPhone: (b)(6) Name: James Schindler Email: james.schindler , shell.com Phone: 02)(6) Proposed meeting date (if date is flexible please indicate a proposed date range): February 20, 2025 Please identify any time sensitivity that impacts the date of the meeting, such as court-ordered or statutory deadline: Expected meeting participants (name, title, and organizational affiliation): PARTICIPANTS Gretchen Watkins, President of Shell USA, Inc James Schindler, Corporate Relations Federal Policy Lead for Upstream Are any expected meeting participants registered lobbyists or James Schindler, registered lobbyist.

Report Approval This inspection report was written by: PAMELA STORM Date: 2022.07.25 11:48:32 -04'00' Digitally signed by PAMELA STORM Pamela Storm, Lead Inspector Date This inspection report was approved by: TODD GROENDYKE Todd Groendyke, Chief South Air Enforcement Section Digitally signed by TODD GROENDYKE Date: 2022.07.25 10:58:01 -04'00' Date CAA Asbestos Inspection Report: Inspection Date: 11 College Street Ellijay, GA 30540 05/19/2022 Page 2 of 2

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