United States Environmental Protection Agency. This “Amendment No. 1” is entered into by and between Procter and Xxxxxx Corporation (the “Cooperator”), which has its principal place of business at 0 X&X Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxx 00000, and the Center for Computational Toxicology and Exposure (the “Center”) of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) under the authority of Title 15, United States Code § 3710a, et seq. (commonly known as the Federal Technology Transfer Act of 1986).
United States Environmental Protection Agency. The people who work at the Environmental Protection Agency are dedicated to improving and preserving the environment - in this country and around the globe. Highly skilled and culturally diverse, we work with our partners to protect human health, ecosystems, and the beauty of our environment using the best available science. We value and promote innovative and effective solutions to environmental problems. We strive to achieve the productive and sustainable use of natural resources on which all life and human activity depend. Environmental Directions For New Jersey Performance Partnership Agreement 1997-1998 NJ Department of Environmental Protection and US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2 January 1997
United States Environmental Protection Agency. USEPA is responsible for approving updated mobile source vehicle emission models; issuing guidance on conformity criteria and procedures; providing modeling and emission inventory development assistance to MDEQ, MDOT, and the MPOs; finding motor vehicle emission budgets adequate or inadequate; approving or disapproving SIP revisions (including TCMs); and reviewing and commenting on regional emissions analyses and conformity determinations for LRTPs and TIPs. When possible, USEPA will participate in development of and review and comment on drafts of air quality conformity analyses.
United States Environmental Protection Agency. The people who work at the Environmental Protection Agency are dedicated to improving and preserving the environment - in this country and around the globe. Highly skilled and culturally diverse, we work with our partners to protect human health, ecosystems, and the beauty of our environment using the best available science. We value and promote innovative and effective solutions to environmental problems. We strive to achieve the productive and sustainable use of natural resources on which all life and human activity depend. New Jersey Environmental Performance PartnershipAgreement 1999-2000 NJ Department of Environmental Protection and US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2 National Environmental Performance Partnership System (NEPPS) June 1999 NEW JERSEY ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT (1999- 2000) NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, REGION 2 This Agreement describes our continued shared agenda for environmental progress in the State of New Jersey, our refinement of measures to evaluate this progress and agreed upon strategies to reach our mutual goals. This plan furthers the partnership for environmental protection in the State while also articulating our expectations for the state/federal relationship. A critical element of this partnership is the utilization of creative joint efforts to resolve programmatic obstacles that must be addressed in order to achieve our goals and to fulfill the needs of each agency. Such efforts are necessary and acknowledged to address the delivery of updated database systems in New Jersey (e.g., New Jersey Environmental Management System) and their interface with national databases. Although an outstanding item at the signing of this Agreement, a joint commitment exists to ensure that national databases continue receiving appropriate New Jersey data. This will be accomplished through direct data entry until another mutually acceptable solution to this electronic data reporting issue is devised. By signing this Agreement, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 agree to continue utilizing the philosophies and guiding principles embodied in the National Environmental Performance Partnership System (NEPPS) process. This federal/state system emphasizes results-based management through the development of environmental priorities, goals and measures of progress appropriate for each individ...
United States Environmental Protection Agency. No. 13-9525 (10th Cir.) (“NPCA v. EPA”); (c) the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”), Respondent in Guardians v. EPA and NPCA v. EPA; (d) the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (“CDPHE”), Intervenor-Respondent in Guardians v. EPA and in NPCA v. EPA; and (e) Tri- State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc. (“Tri-State”), Intervenor-Respondent in Guardians v. EPA and in NPCA v. EPA. Guardians, NPCA, EPA, CDPHE, and Tri-State are hereinafter collectively referred to as “the Parties” for purposes of this Agreement.
