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RCRAInfo Version 5.4 Now Available

November 18, 2016

EPA is pleased to announce that version 5.4 of the RCRAInfo Data Exchange is now available at https://www.exchangenetwork.net/data-exchange/rcrainfo/. Partners use the Exchange Network to submit data to EPA’s RCRAInfo system, the national program management and inventory system for hazardous waste handlers.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Lori Furr at furr.lori [at] epa.gov.

Lori Furr
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 703.605.0596
E: furr.lori [at] epa.gov

Beach Notification Version 2.4 Released

November 17, 2016

EPA is pleased to announce that version 2.4 of the Beach Notification schema has been approved and is now available at https://www.exchangenetwork.net/data-exchange/beach-notification.

The Beach Notification data exchange allows for the reporting of beach meta data, contact information, and beach advisory and closing data. Version 2.4 can be used now and will be required for reporting 2017 Beach Season data.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Bill Kramer at kramer.bill [at] epa.gov.

Bill Kramer
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0385
E: kramer.bill [at] epa.gov

 

EN/EE Open Call November 30, 2016 - Tools for First Responders: Washington State's EPCRA App and the Homeland Emergency Response Exchange Data Flow

November 17, 2016

The Exchange Network and E-Enterprise community convene EN/EE Open Calls to increase information sharing among Partners. These calls are an opportunity for the community to gather and discuss topics of interest.

The next Open Call, to be held November 30, 2016, at 2:30pm ET, is entitled Tools for First Responders: Washington State’s EPCRA App and the Homeland Emergency Response Exchange Data Flow.

During the first half of the Open Call, Ken Zarker and David Sage, Washington Department of Ecology, will address Washington State’s Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) App. Available for both Android and iOS, this first-of-a-kind mobile app allows authorized fire departments or other emergency responders to access EPCRA data directly from Washington Department of Ecology’s database. The app has been downloaded more than 500 times by first responders.

Next, Pat McDermott, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, will discuss the Homeland Emergency Response Exchange (HERE) data exchange. HERE allows Partners involved in emergency response planning and implementation to share available environmental, health, and natural resource information. Using the HERE flow, emergency planners can quickly identify potential dangers posed by chemical inventories or hazardous waste storage, allowing response teams to assess threats to drinking water infrastructure or other environmental interests.

To participate in the Open Call, please pre-register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1425174156444612868.

Note that we are using GoToWebinar® for the Open Call. Participants will enter the audio portion muted. To participate in the Q and A, please join the conversation via phone and enter the audio pin that appears on your GoToWebinar dashboard. If you must use your computer audio, please ensure you have a headset and speaker.

For more information or to suggest topics for future EN/EE Open Calls, please contact Lynn Capuano at lynn [at] exchangenetwork.net.

Lynn Capuano
E-Enterprise/Exchange Network Coordinator
P: 516.744.0307
E: lynn [at] exchangenetwork.net

 

December 12, 2016, Update: 

Two PowerPoint presentations with more information on the EPCRA App, are available for download below:

Presentation 1   

Presentation 2

 

EPA Releases Reusable Component Services (RCS) Version 1.1 Data Exchange

November 15, 2016

The Reusable Component Services (RCS) is a central registry for Exchange Network Partners to share information about available technical resources. RCS provides metadata about technical resources available to developers, such as web services, schema, widgets, and other tools. The information in RCS promotes sharing and reuse of resources, whether from direct use or from information sharing, resulting in standardization across environmental applications. RCS is a component of the centralized System of Registries (SoR), which provides access to a set of registry systems.

Available at https://www.exchangenetwork.net/data-exchange/rcs/, the new Version 1.1 of the RCS data exchange allows Partners to use web services to access data from RCS. Service queries pull standardized information about all resources matching a particular resource type.

John Harman
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0748
E: harman.john [at] epa.gov

 

Reminder: EN2017 Presentation Proposals Due December 1

November 9, 2016

Planning is well underway for EN2017! The 2017 Exchange Network National Meeting will be held May 16-18, 2017, in Philadelphia. The EN2017 Program Committee is currently accepting abstracts for proposed presentations. If you would like to deliver a presentation, we would love to hear from you!

The theme for the 2017 National Meeting is Innovation and Partnership. During the Meeting, we will be exploring examples of:

  • How innovation can cross Federal, State, Territorial, and Tribal boundaries;
  • How working creatively together as Partners can identify innovative solutions;
  • How Partnerships are the new “best practice”; and
  • How we can all employ innovation in our daily work.

If you are interested in presenting, please email a concise description of your proposed presentation to Greg McNelly at gmcnelly [at] ecos.org by December 1, 2016. Complete instructions, an example presentation proposal, and key dates for all EN2017 Presenters are available at https://www.exchangenetwork.net/en2017-presenters-instructions/. Your participation will help us make EN2017 the best National Meeting yet!

For all the latest information about EN2017, please visit https://www.exchangenetwork.net/en2017, subscribe to EN Alerts, and follow @Ex_Network on Twitter (#EN2017).

Connie Dwyer, EN2017 Tri-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.1691
E: dwyer.connie [at] epa.gov

Frank Harjo, EN2017 Tri-Chair
Muscogee (Creek) Nation
P: 918.549.2510
E: fharjo [at] mcn-nsn.gov

Victoria Phillips, EN2017 Tri-Chair
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
P: 617.292.5956
E: victoria.phillips [at] state.ma.us

 

REMINDER: FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Applications due November 18, 2016

November 7, 2016

The FY 2017 National Environmental Information Exchange Network (EN) Grant Program applications are due to EPA by November 18, 2016. The Solicitation Notice is available at https://www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/exchange-network-grant-program.

EPA only accepts project proposals for EN assistance agreements submitted electronically through Grants.gov, unless applicants have a waiver.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Salena Reynolds at reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov.

Salena Reynolds
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0466
E: reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov

 

ECOS Releases Request for Proposals to Support E-Enterprise Partner Profile Inventory

November 4, 2016

The Environmental Council of the States (ECOS), on behalf of the E-Enterprise for the Environment Initiative, is seeking a contractor to aid in the development of an Inventory of State, Tribal, and Territorial Profiles to help partners more strategically plan and collaborate within the E-Enterprise model. The contractor will provide project management and web development services that will lead to the deployment and management of a web-based tool to share, display, and update the collected partner profiles.

ECOS’ Request for Proposals is available at http://www.ecos.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/ECOS_EE_Inventory_RFP_2016.pdf. Responses are due to ECOS by 5:00 PM ET on December 12, 2016.

For more information, please contact ECOS’ Owen McAleer at omcaleer [at] ecos.org.

Owen McAleer
Environmental Council of the States
P: 202.266.4922
E: omcaleer [at] ecos.org

 

EPA to Hold NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule Implementation Webinars

October 25, 2016

EPA will hold two webinars to provide EPA Regional and state permitting, enforcement, and information technology staff with important updates on implementation of the NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule (22 October 2015; 80 FR 64064).

These 2-hour webinars will be held at 3:00pm ET on November 2 and November 9, 2016, and will cover different topics. To participate, please visit: http://epawebconferencing.acms.com/nerw/.

Both webinars will be recorded and questions will be collected through the webinar chat box. Please note that EPA Regional and State staff can always request more information or separate individualized discussions as needed. These webinars will use Adobe® Connect™ for audio and video presentation.

Materials from the webinars are available at https://www.exchangenetwork.net/npdes-electronic-reporting-rule-implementation-webinar-materials/.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Carey Johnston at johnston.carey [at] epa.gov.

Carey Johnston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.1014
E: johnston.carey [at] epa.gov

REMINDER: EPA to Hold October 13 Webinar on Final FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice

October 13, 2016

In preparation for the FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant cycle, EPA will convene a webinar at 1:00PM ET today, October 13, 2016.

To participate, dial: 1.866.299.3188; and enter Conference Code 202-566-0466 #.

Use the following link to access the webinar’s slides: http://epawebconferencing.acms.com/engrant1013/.

A recently discovered issue with Adobe® Connect™ may prevent some participants from viewing today’s slides. The slides are currently posted here.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Salena Reynolds at reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov.

Salena Reynolds
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0466
E: reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov

E-Enterprise for the Environment Announces Launch of New Website

October 6, 2016

E-Enterprise for the Environment has launched the new website http://E-EnterprisefortheEnvironment.net/.

The E-Enterprise Website features three user-based information pages for citizens, co-regulators, and the regulated community; an “About E-Enterprise” section with governance body rosters and a description of the E-Enterprise joint governance model; and a section focused on E-Enterprise projects.

For more information, to ask questions, or provide feedback, contact ECOS’ Owen McAleer at omcaleer [at] ecos.org.

Owen McAleer
The Environmental Council of the States
P: 202.266.4922
E: omcaleer [at] ecos.org

Exchange Network Announces New Columbia River Basin Coordinated Assessment Data Exchange

October 4, 2016

The Columbia River Basin Coordinated Assessment Data Exchange (CAX) allows for efficient, consistent, and transparent data-sharing among the co-managers (fish and wildlife agencies and Tribes), regulatory agencies, and data consumers in the Columbia River Basin (CRB) for anadromous fish-related data. Development of the CAX was coordinated by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Pacific Northwest Aquatic Monitoring Partnership with support from the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission’s StreamNet project.

The CAX supports the exchange of four salmon and steelhead population indicators including natural origin spawner abundance, natural origin smolt to adult return rate, and natural origin recruits (adult and juvenile) per spawner. It is envisioned that over time, the CAX will be expanded to include most of the indicators of highest importance to fisheries management and restoration decision makers.

For more information on the CAX, contact the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Greg Wilke at gwilke [at] psmfc.org.

Greg Wilke
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
P: 503.595.3157
E: gwilke [at] psmfc.org

Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals Announces 2017 Tribal Exchange Network Conference

September 27, 2016

The 2017 Tribal Exchange Network Conference will be held February 28 – March 1, 2017, in San Diego, California. Organized by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP), the Conference provides Tribal professionals an opportunity to meet and learn about current initiatives, funding, and technical topics related to the Exchange Network.

Tribal or EPA volunteers to help formulate the agenda and coordinate sessions during the Conference are invited to contact ITEP’s Lydia Scheer at lydia.scheer [at] nau.edu.

Lydia Scheer
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
P: 928.523.6887
E: lydia.scheer [at] nau.edu

EPA to Hold Webinars on Final FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice

September 22, 2016

In preparation for the FY 2017 Exchange Network (EN) Grant cycle, EPA will convene two webinars to assist applicants. The webinars will be held at 1:00PM ET on September 29 and October 13, 2016. Topics will include FY 2017 EN Grant program, new priorities, procedures, tips on writing a high-quality application, and questions and answers with potential applicants.

To participate, dial: 1.866.299.3188; and enter Conference Code 202-566-0466 #. Use the following links to access the specific webinars indicated:

  • September 29, 2016; 1:00PM ET – http://epawebconferencing.acms.com/engrant929/
  • October 13, 2016; 1:00PM ET – http://epawebconferencing.acms.com/engrant1013/

An Adobe® Connect™ account is not required to enter a webinar, simply log in as “Guest.”

For more information, please contact EPA’s Salena Reynolds at reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov.

Salena Reynolds
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0466
E: reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov

 

EPA Seeks Beta Testers for Pesticide Label Matching Mobile Application

September 15, 2016

EPA is looking for Federal and state inspectors, and case development enforcement officers who routinely inspect pesticide in the field to participate in beta testing for the Pesticide Label Matching mobile application. Any parties interested in participating in beta testing can contact EPA’s Pesticide Label Matching Project Manager Alan Boutureira at LMP [at] epa.gov. If you do not regularly conduct pesticide label inspections, please forward this EN Alert to any relevant staff at your organization; interested non-pesticides staff are welcome to inquire with the Project Manager.
 
The label matching mobile application, a product of the Pesticides Data Accessibility and Label Matching Project, seeks to modernize and streamline the current manual process for sampling and reviewing pesticide labels for potential violations. The application will give inspectors the ability to instantly compare pesticide product labels against state and Federal label databases via their cell phone, tablet, or other mobile device. This will dramatically improve inspectors’ efficiency, allowing them to inspect more labels. We expect this new tool to improve compliance rates over time.
 
The label matching application will be open for beta testing through December 31, 2016. After beta testing is complete, the application will be released on the Apple App store for iOS devices and the Google Play store for Android devices. There will also be a Web-based component for access via supported browsers on other devices such as laptops and desktops.
 
EPA will host an instructional webinar on Tuesday, September 20, 2016, from 1:00-2:00pm ET. We encourage beta testers to register for the webinar. You will receive instructions about how to download the application and the passwords you will need at that time. To register, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/us-epa-pesticide-label-matching-mobile-application-release-1-webinar-registration-26787625509.
 
More information on the PLM mobile application is available at https://www.epa.gov/pesticide-labels/mobile-application-pesticide-label-matching.
 
Alan Boutureira, Project Manager
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.564.0558
E: boutureira.alan [at] epa.gov
 
Mardi Klevs, Team Co-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 312.353.5490
E: klevs.mardi [at] epa.gov
 
David Scott, Team Co-Chair
Office of Indiana State Chemist
P: 765.494.1593
E: scottde [at] purdue.edu
 
 

EPA Releases Final FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice

September 13, 2016

The FY 2017 National Environmental Information Exchange Network (EN) Grant Program Solicitation Notice is now available at www.epa.gov/exchangenetwork/exchange-network-grant-program. Applications are due to EPA by November 18, 2016.

In FY 2017, EPA expects to award about $9 million for 30-40 assistance agreements for Exchange Network projects. Most awards will be in the $50,000 to $300,000 range. Awards to a single applicant cannot exceed $300,000. EPA may make a limited number of awards to collaborative, partnership assistance agreements. Budgets for these projects cannot exceed $500,000. The exact number of assistance agreements will depend on the final amount of EPA’s appropriation for the EN grant program, the number of applications submitted to EPA by the application deadline, the amounts of proposed budgets, and the outcome of application reviews.

The primary outcome expected from EN assistance agreements is improved access to, and exchange of, high-quality environmental data from public- and private-sector sources. With this outcome in mind, applications should demonstrate support for and results toward EN program priorities.

EPA only accepts project proposals for EN assistance agreements submitted electronically through Grants.gov, unless applicants have a waiver. EPA anticipates that it will announce selection decisions in or around April 2017, and plans to issue awards by July 31, 2017.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Salena Reynolds at reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov.

Salena Reynolds
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.0466
E: reynolds.salena [at] epa.gov

 

Call for EN2017 "Innovation and Partnership" Program Committee Volunteers and Presentation Proposals

September 12, 2016

Would you like to be involved in planning EN2017, the 2017 Exchange Network National Meeting? EN2017 will be held May 16-18, 2017, in Philadelphia. As a member of the Exchange Network Community, you are invited to contribute your ideas and expertise to your next National Meeting by joining the EN2017 Program Committee! Committee members can expect to participate in approximately one conference call per month, assist with recruiting and organizing session moderators and presenters, and moderate one or more EN2017 sessions. To volunteer, please email Greg McNelly at gmcnelly [at] ecos.org by October 14, 2016, and help us make EN2017 the best National Meeting yet!
 
Also, if you would like to deliver a presentation at EN2017, we would love to hear from you! The theme for the 2017 National Meeting is Innovation and Partnership. During the Meeting, we will be exploring examples of:
  • How innovation can cross Federal, State, Territorial, and Tribal boundaries;
  • How working creatively together as Partners can identify innovative solutions;
  • How Partnerships are the new “best practice;” and
  • How we can all employ innovation in our daily work.
If you are interested in presenting or organizing a session, please email a concise, 3-5 sentence description of your proposed presentation and/or session topic for the Program Committee’s consideration to Greg McNelly at gmcnelly [at] ecos.org by December 1, 2016.
 
Complete instructions and key dates for all EN2017 Presenters are available at http://www.exchangenetwork.net/en2017-presenters-instructions/.
 
For all the latest information about EN2017, please visit http://www.exchangenetwork.net/en2017, subscribe to EN Alerts, and follow @Ex_Network on Twitter (#EN2017).
 
Connie Dwyer, EN2017 Tri-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.1691
E: dwyer.connie [at] epa.gov
 
Frank Harjo, EN2017 Tri-Chair
Muscogee (Creek) Nation
P: 918.549.2510
E: fharjo [at] mcn-nsn.gov
 
Victoria Phillips, EN2017 Tri-Chair
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
P: 617.292.5956
E: victoria.phillips [at] state.ma.us
 
 

EN/EE Open Call September 21, 2016: Quick Guide to Using Virtual Exchange Services and the EN Service Center

September 9, 2016

The Exchange Network and E-Enterprise community convene EN/EE Open Calls to increase information sharing among Partners. These calls are an opportunity for the community to gather and discuss topics of interest.

The next Open Call, to be held September 21, 2016, at 2:30pm ET, is entitled Quick Guide to Using Virtual Exchange Services (VES) and the EN Service Center (ENSC). The Open Call’s panel will include:

  • Chris Clark, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  • Lucas Gentry, CGI Federal
  • Eric Cleckler, Alabama Department of Environmental Management

Panelists will first walk attendees through a decision tree for determining if VES and/or ENSC are the right tool for your agency. This will be followed by testimonials from VES users detailing their experience with this tool.

To participate in the Open Call, please pre-register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2432652261138894082.

Note that we are using GoToWebinar® for the Open Call. Participants will enter the audio portion muted. To participate in the Q and A, please join the conversation via phone and enter the audio PIN that appears on your GoToWebinar dashboard. If you must use your computer audio, please ensure you have a headset and speaker.

The Open Call will be recorded and available at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8920809904105102084.

For more information or to provide ideas for future EN/EE Open Calls, please contact Lynn Capuano at lynn [at] exchangenetwork.net.

Lynn Capuano
Exchange Network Coordinator
P: 516.744.0307
E: lynn [at] exchangenetwork.net

E-Enterprise Facility Team Seeks Participants for Phase II Work

August 25, 2016

The E-Enterprise Facility Team is seeking State, Territorial, Tribal, local, and EPA participants as it begins Phase II of its work.

Based on the finding from Phase I, the Team is seeking to bridge disparate sources of facility data and develop a more comprehensive approach to allow regulated facilities to streamline data collection and reporting requirements and to assemble more quickly the multi-media environmental data they need for consolidated reports, permits, and inspections; provide the public a more complete understanding of all the regulatory obligations and environmental impacts at each facility across media programs; help programs and agencies manage their responsibilities more efficiently; and increase data accuracy.

In Phase II, the Team will pursue its central goal of providing State, Territorial, Tribal, local, and EPA input into an approach for how these Partners may share facility identifiers, correct facility data as it is being reported, and facilitate many of the features envisioned by E-Enterprise. Specifically, Team members are being sought to support the following Workstreams:

  • User Story Workstream – This Sub-team will develop user stories based on experiences of States, Territories, Tribes, locals, industry, EPA, and the public that document and corroborate the necessity of a shared facility approach.
  • Business Rules Workstream – This Sub-team will develop and refine high-level shared business rules at the partnership level.
  • Facility Profile Model/API (Application Program Interface) Workstream – This Sub-team will utilize the user stories to scope an API set, business rules, and a minimal E-Enterprise shared facility profile model required to support this API.
  • CAER (Combined Air Emissions Reporting)/SLEIS (State and Local Emissions Inventory System) Pilot – This joint Pilot between the Facility and CAER Teams will build on the analysis conducted by the CAER Team, the work on the new Facility Registry Service (FRS) data model, as well as ongoing work and opportunities at EPA and States. South Carolina has been identified as the pilot state.
  • SLT (State/Local/Tribe) Pilot: EPA Adoption of State MDM (Master Data Management) – This Sub-team will seek to demonstrate the concept that SLTs with a product-agnostic MDM approach – that also satisfies the business rules and an independent approach to shared facility management – would be acknowledged as the authoritative source for those linkages. For this Pilot, the Team is seeking expressions of interest from SLTs with current MDM in place.
  • SLT Pilot: Bootstrap State MDM – This Sub-team will seek to demonstrate the concept that an SLT that does not currently perform facility MDM can take advantage of shared investment in E-Enterprise facility services in order to provide facility lookup and MDM. For this Pilot, the Team is seeking expressions of interest from SLTs who do not have MDM.

For more information or to volunteer, please contact one of the E-Enterprise Facility Team Co-chairs.

Regina Crolley, Facility Team Co-Chair
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
P: 803.898.3127
E: crollerc [at] dhec.sc.gov

Ron Evans, Facility Team Co-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 919.541.5488
E: evans.ron [at] epa.gov

Joshua Kalfas, Facility Team Co-Chair
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
P: 405.702.4210
E: joshua.kalfas [at] deq.ok.gov

Susan Joan Smiley, Facility Team Co-Chair
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 919.541.3993
E: smiley.susan [at] epa.gov

EPA Releases Water Quality Tribal Roadmap

August 10, 2016

The Water Quality Tribal Roadmap project seeks to support Tribes in submitting and maintaining data submissions to the Water Quality eXchange (WQX). The Microsoft Excel®-based tool generates a road map document, in rich text format (.rtf), that guides a Tribe through working with water quality data and how they can approach data management and submissions. The tool is available at https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2016-08/road_map_creator_v1.0.xlsm.

A customized tribal roadmap is created when a Tribe answers a series of questions and can be beneficial whether a Tribe is just beginning to report water quality data or has been reporting for years. Excel was used as a platform to generate the guide because it is a commonly owned software, which is internet independent. Other data summarization functions are also in the tool to support Tribes in maintaining knowledge of water quality on tribal lands. The Water Quality Tribal Roadmap Team consisted of EPA headquarters, EPA regional staff, and representatives from eight Tribes.

For more information, please contact EPA’s Laura Shumway at shumway.laura [at] epa.gov.

Laura Shumway
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.2514
E: shumway.laura [at] epa.gov

EPA Releases Draft FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice for Stakeholder Review

July 27, 2016

In preparation for the FY 2017 Exchange Network grant application process, EPA will hold two stakeholder conference calls to review the Draft FY 2017 Exchange Network Grant Solicitation Notice and answer questions from the Exchange Network community. The Draft Notice is available here .

The first call will be held Wednesday, August 3, 2016, from 1:00-2:00 PM EDT. The second call will be held Thursday, August 4, 2016, from 1:00-2:00 PM EDT. To participate in either call, please dial: 1.866.299.3188, and enter conference code: 202 566 1691#.

EPA will accept comments on the Draft Notice until 5:00 PM EDT, August 5, 2016. Written comments should be emailed to EPA’s Ryan Humrighouse at humrighouse.ryan [at] epa.gov.

EPA plans to issue the Final FY 2017 EN Grant Solicitation Notice by early September 2016.

Ryan Humrighouse
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P: 202.566.1680
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