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[Federal Register Volume 88, Number 102 (Friday, May 26, 2023)]
[Rules and Regulations]
[Pages 34091-34093]
[FR Doc No: 2023-11261]

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

40 CFR Part 52

[EPA-R10-OAR-2022-0753, FRL-10190-02-R10]

Air Plan Approval; ID; State Board Composition

AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Final rule.

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SUMMARY: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is approving a
revision to the Idaho State Implementation Plan (SIP) submitted on
August 9, 2022. The revision was submitted to meet the state board
composition requirements of the Clean Air Act.

DATES: This final rule is effective June 26, 2023.

ADDRESSES: The EPA has established a docket for this action under
Docket ID No. EPA-R10-OAR-2022-0753. All documents in the docket are
listed on the https://www.regulations.gov website. Although listed in
the index, some information is not publicly available, e.g.,
Confidential Business Information or other information the disclosure
of which is restricted by statute. Certain other material, such as

copyrighted material, is not placed on the internet and will be
publicly available only in hard copy form. Publicly available docket
materials are available at https://www.regulations.gov, or please
contact the person listed in the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
section for additional availability information.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Kristin Hall (15-H13), EPA Region 10,
1200 Sixth Avenue, (Suite 155), Seattle, WA 98101,<PHONE_NUMBER>,
[email protected].

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Throughout this document wherever ``we'' or
``our'' is used, it means the EPA.

Table of Contents

I. Background
II. Final Action
III. Incorporation by Reference
IV. Statutory and Executive Order Reviews

I. Background

    On August 9, 2022, Idaho submitted a SIP revision to meet the state
board composition requirements of Clean Air Act section 128(a)(1). On
February 17, 2023, we proposed to approve the submitted SIP revision
(88 FR 10256). The reasons for our proposed approval are included in
the proposal and will not be restated here. The public comment period
closed on March 20, 2023. We received one anonymous comment in support
of our proposed action, therefore we are finalizing our action as
proposed.

II. Final Action

    The EPA is approving and incorporating by reference a revision to
the Idaho SIP submitted on August 9, 2022. Upon the effective date of
this action, the Idaho SIP will include Idaho Code section 39-
107(1)(a), state effective July 1, 2022. This provision establishes the
composition requirements for the Idaho Board of Environmental Quality.

III. Incorporation by Reference

    In this document, the EPA is finalizing regulatory text that
includes incorporation by reference. In accordance with requirements of
1 CFR 51.5, we are finalizing the incorporation by reference of the
Idaho statutory provision described in section II of this preamble and
set forth in the amendments to 40 CFR part 52 in this document. The EPA
has made, and will continue to make, these materials generally
available through https://www.regulations.gov and at the EPA Region 10
Office (please contact the person identified in the FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CONTACT section of this preamble for more information).
Therefore, these materials have been approved by the EPA for inclusion
in the SIP, have been incorporated by reference by the EPA into that
plan, are fully federally enforceable under sections 110 and 113 of the
Clean Air Act as of the effective date of the final rule of the EPA's
approval, and will be incorporated by reference in the next update to
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IV. Statutory and Executive Order Reviews

    Under the Clean Air Act, the Administrator is required to approve a
SIP submission that complies with the provisions of the Clean Air Act
and applicable Federal regulations. 42 U.S.C. 7410(k); 40 CFR 52.02(a).
Thus, in reviewing SIP submissions, the EPA's role is to approve state
choices, provided that they meet the criteria of the Clean Air Act.
Accordingly, this action merely approves state law as meeting Federal
requirements and does not impose additional requirements beyond those
imposed by state law. For that reason, this action:
     Is not a ``significant regulatory action'' subject to
review by the Office of Management and Budget under Executive Orders
12866 (58 FR 51735, October 4, 1993) and 13563 (76 FR 3821, January 21,
2011);
     Does not impose an information collection burden under the
provisions of the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.);
     Is certified as not having a significant economic impact
on a substantial number of small entities under the Regulatory
Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.);
     Does not contain any unfunded mandate or significantly or
uniquely affect small governments, as described in the Unfunded
Mandates Reform Act of 1995 (Pub. L. 104-4);
     Does not have federalism implications as specified in
Executive Order 13132 (64 FR 43255, August 10, 1999);
     Is not an economically significant regulatory action based
on health or safety risks subject to Executive Order 13045 (62 FR
19885, April 23, 1997);
     Is not a significant regulatory action subject to
Executive Order 13211 (66 FR 28355, May 22, 2001); and
     Is not subject to requirements of Section 12(d) of the
National Technology Transfer and Advancement Act of 1995 (15 U.S.C. 272
note) because application of those requirements would be inconsistent
with the Clean Air Act.
    Executive Order 12898 (Federal Actions to Address Environmental
Justice in Minority Populations and Low-Income Populations, 59 FR 7629,
February 16, 1994) directs Federal agencies to identify and address
``disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental
effects'' of their actions on minority populations and low-income
populations to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law.
The EPA defines environmental justice (EJ) as ``the fair treatment and
meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color,
national origin, or income with respect to the development,
implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and
policies.'' The EPA further defines the term fair treatment to mean
that ``no group of people should bear a disproportionate burden of
environmental harms and risks, including those resulting from the
negative environmental consequences of industrial, governmental, and
commercial operations or programs and policies.''
    The air agency did not evaluate environmental justice
considerations as part of its SIP submittal; the Clean Air Act and
applicable implementing regulations neither prohibit nor require such
an evaluation. The EPA did not perform an EJ analysis and did not
consider EJ in this action. Due to the nature of this action, it is
expected to have a neutral to positive impact on the air quality of the
affected area. Consideration of EJ is not required as part of this
action, and there is no information in the record inconsistent with the
stated goal of Executive Order 12898 of achieving environmental justice
for people of color, low-income populations, and Indigenous peoples.
    In addition, the SIP is not approved to apply on any Indian
reservation land or in any other area where the EPA or an Indian tribe
has demonstrated that a tribe has jurisdiction. In those areas of
Indian country, the rule does not have tribal implications and it will
not impose substantial direct costs on tribal governments or preempt
tribal law as specified by Executive Order 13175 (65 FR 67249, November
9, 2000).
    This action is subject to the Congressional Review Act, and the EPA
will submit a rule report to each House of the Congress and to the
Comptroller General of the United States. This action is not a ``major
rule'' as defined by 5 U.S.C. 804(2).
    Under section 307(b)(1) of the Clean Air Act, petitions for
judicial review of this action must be filed in the United States Court
of Appeals for the appropriate circuit by July 25, 2023.

Filing a petition for reconsideration by the Administrator of this
final rule does not affect the finality of this action for the purposes
of judicial review nor does it extend the time within which a petition
for judicial review may be filed and shall not postpone the
effectiveness of such rule or action. This action may not be challenged
later in proceedings to enforce its requirements. See section
307(b)(2).

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 52

    Environmental protection, Air pollution control, Carbon monoxide,
Incorporation by reference, Intergovernmental relations, Lead, Nitrogen
dioxide, Ozone, Particulate matter, Reporting and recordkeeping
requirements, Sulfur oxides, Volatile organic compounds.

    Dated: May 17, 2023.
Casey Sixkiller,
Regional Administrator, Region 10.

    For the reasons set forth in the preamble, 40 CFR part 52 is
amended as follows:

PART 52--APPROVAL AND PROMULGATION OF IMPLEMENTATION PLANS

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1. The authority citation for part 52 continues to read as follows:

    Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq.

Subpart N--Idaho

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2. In Sec.  52.670:
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a. The table in paragraph (c) is amended by adding the entry ``Idaho
Code section 39-107(1)(a)'' at the end of the table; and
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b. The table in paragraph (e) is amended by removing entry ``Idaho
State Board SIP Revision; Executive Order 2013-06; dated June 26,
2013''.
    The addition reads as follows:

Sec.  52.670  Identification of plan.

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Idaho Code section 39-107(1)(a).  Board--Composition--Offi     7/1/2022  5/26/2023 [Insert    To satisfy the
                                   cers--Compensation--Pow                Federal Register     requirements of
                                   ers--Subpoena--Depositi                Citation].           CAA section
                                   ons--Review--Rules.                                         128(a)(1) and CAA
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BILLING CODE 6560-50-P


1 Index for Ferric Ferrocyanide;

Preliminary Administrative Determination ( PAD)

W 00 24 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender A. 1 Water Pollution Control; Toxic Pollutants;

Definition; Administrative Determination FRN FRN PAD 01/ 25/ 01 03/ 13/ 01 01/ 18/ 01 2 1 31 66 FR 7759 66 FR 14581 A. 2 National Recommended Water Quality Criteria;

Republication FRN 12/ 10/ 98 17 63 FR 68353 A. 3 Land Disposal Restrictions for Second Third Scheduled Wastes FRN 6/ 23/ 89 10 54 FR 26609 A. 4 Hazardous Waste Management System:

Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste;

Final Exclusions and Final Vertical and Horizontal Spread Model; Final Rule FRN 11/ 27/ 85 26 50 FR 48886 A. 5 Petition for Exclusion FRN 8/ 6/ 81 1 46 FR 40163 A. 6 Removal of Bis( Chloromethyl) Ether ( BCME)

From the Toxic Pollutant list Under Section 307( a)( 1) of the Clean Water Act; Final Rule FRN 2/ 4/ 81 6 46 FR 10723 A. 7 Publication of Toxic Pollutant List FRN 1/ 31/ 78 3 43 FR 4108 A. 8 Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures;

Amendments FRN 12/ 1/ 76 5 41 FR 52780 A. 9 Proposed Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures FRN 6/ 9/ 75 5 40 FR 24535 A. 10 Proposed Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards FRN 12/ 27/ 73 8 38 FR 35388 A. 11 Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures for the Analysis of Pollutants FRN 10/ 16/ 73 4 38 FR 28758 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 2 A. 12 Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards   List of Toxic Pollutants FRN 9/ 7/ 73 3 38 FR 24342 B. 1 Comment submitted in response to notice in the Federal Register ( 38 FR 35388; December 27,

1973) 1/ 18/ 74 8 American Iron and Steel Institute, John E. Barker John Quarles,

Deputy Administrator,

USEPA, Washington, DC B. 2 Toxicity of Ferro and Ferricyanide Solutions to Fish, and Determination of the Cause of Mortality REF 1948 6 Burdick, G. E. and Lipschuetz, M., Trans America Fisheries Society, 78th Annual Meeting, 192 202 B. 3 Equilibrium Precipitation and Dissolution of Iron Cyanides in Water REF 1999 21 Ghosh, R. S., Dzombak,

D. A., and Luthy, R. G.,

Environmental Engineering Science, Vol.

16, No. 4, 293 313 B. 4 Priority Pollutants: I  a perspective view REF 1979 9 Keith, Larry H. and Telliard, W. A.,

Environmental Science &

Technology, Vol. 13, No.

4, 416 423 B. 5 Formation of Compounds Toxic to Fish from Ferroand Ferricyanides by Photodecomposition ( Occurrence of Toxicity to Fish by Photodecomposition of Complex Cyanides) REF 1973 Kobayashi, T., and K.

Mori, Nihon Mizu Shori Gijutsu Kenkyuhai, Mizu.

Shori. Gijutsu., Vol. 14,

No. 6, 575 579 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 3 B. 6 Behavior of Complex Cyanides in Natural water with High Rate of Contamination REF 1966 Kongiel Chablo, I.,

Roczniki Panstwowego Zakladu Hig. Vol. 17, 95

102 B. 7 Dissolution Behavior of Iron Cyanide ( Prussian Blue) in Contaminated Soils REF 1992 7 Meeussen, J. C. L., et. al.,

Environmental Science Technology, Vol. 26, No.

8 B. 8 Solubility of Cyanide in Contaminated Soils REF 1994 8 Meeussen, J. C. L., et. al.,

Journal of Environmental Quality, Vol. 23, 785 792 B. 9 Public Assessment: Lower Ecorse Creek Dump,

Wyandotte, Wayne County, Michigan, CERCLIS No. MID985574227 REF 1995 59 U. S. Dpt. Of Health &

Human Services, PHS,

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry B. 10 Water Quality Criteria: Report of the National Technical Advisory Committee to the Secretary of the Interior REF 1968 3 U. S. Dpt. of the Interior,

Federal Water Pollution Control Administration B. 11 Water Quality Criteria 1972: A report of the Committee on Water Quality Criteria REF 1972 3 U. S. Environmental Protection Agency B. 12 Direct Photolysis of Hexacyanoferrate Complexes REF 1980 61 U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA

600/ 3 80 003 B. 13 Facts About Ferric Ferrocyanide REF undated 1 USEPA, Region 5, Office of Public Affairs, Fact Sheet DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 4 C. 1 Chemistry, Toxicology, and Human Health Risk of Cyanide Compounds in Soils at Former Manufactured Gas Plant Sites REF 1996 11 Shifrin, Neil S., et. al.,

Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology Vol.

23, 106 118 C. 2 Natural Attenuation of Iron Complexed Cyanides in Soil and Groundwater at Former Gaswork Sites REF 1998 2 Hommolgaard, H., et. al.,

Contaminated Soil, 819

820 C. 3 Transport of Complexed Cyanide in Soil REF 1992 7 Meeussen, J. C. L., et. al.,

Istituto di Ricerca sulle Acque, 96 ( 5): 1 5, 7 C. 4 Designation of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) as a Hazardous Substance under CERCLA SUP 4/ 29/ 97 1 Jonathan Z. Cannon,

Office of General Counsel, USEPA,

Washington, DC Marjorie E.

Powell, Asst.

General Counsel,

Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America C. 5 Cyanides" Hazardous Substance Designation SUP 3/ 16/ 98 9 John Quarles, Morgan,

Lewis & Bockius, 1800 M Street, NW, Washington,

DC Susan G. Lepow,

Esq., Office of General Counsel,

USEPA, Washingto n, DC C. 6 " Cyanides" Hazardous Substance Designation;

Exhibits: ( A) " Cyanide" excerpt from 14th Ed.

Standard Methods, 1975; ( B) EPA Fact Sheet, re:

Ferric Ferrocyanide SUP 15 C. 7 Exhibits to C. 5, C to D SUP 21 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 5 C. 8 Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is a " Hazardous Substance" under CERCLA SUP 10/ 30/ 90 11 Stephen D. Luftig,

USEPA, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Washington,

DC Robert W. Ritchie,

Asst. Attorney General, Commonwealth of MA, Boston, MA C. 9 Regulation of Ferric Ferrocyanide as a " Cyanide"

under the Clean Water Act SUP undated 2 USEPA, Office of Water C. 10 Rationale for the Development of BAT Priority Pollutant Parameters SUP 5/ 24/ 77 38 William A. Telliard,

Chief, Energy and Mining Branch, Effluent Guidelines Division USEPA, Washington, DC Robert B. Schaffer,

Director, Effluent Guidelines Division, USEPA,

Washington, DC C. 11 The Process of Selection and Prioritization of Toxic Pollutants in Point Source Water Effluent Discharge SUP 1975 49 John C. Kolojeski, Ad Hoc Work Group,

Selection and Prioritization of Toxic Pollutants in Point Source Water Effluent Discharge D. 1 Appropriate procedures for EPA to evaluate the referral from 1st Circuit STAT 2/ 14/ 96 37 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Susan Lepow,

Esq., Water Div.

and Lawrence Starfield, Esq.,

Solid Waste &

Emergency Response Div.,

USEPA, Washington, DC DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 6 D. 2 Appropriate procedures for EPA to evaluate the referral from 1st Circuit STAT 2/ 28/ 96 9 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Susan Lepow,

Esq., Water Div.

and Lawrence Starfield, Esq.,

Solid Waste &

Emergency Response Div.,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 3 Request for meeting regarding appropriate procedures STAT 3/ 8/ 96 2 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Susan Lepow,

Esq., Water Div.

and Lawrence Starfield, Esq.,

Solid Waste &

Emergency Response Div.,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 4 Identification of documents " pertaining to the development of the list of 65 toxic pollutants under [ CWA 307( a)]." " Section 307( a) Documents:

Volumes I of III, II of III, III of III, and IV" STAT 4/ 26/ 96 7 315 I 560 II 472 III 687 IV Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 5 Reassembling the " record" is unnecessary, and " record" contains documents that do not belong STAT 5/ 31/ 96 3 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 7 D. 6 Supplement to documents pertaining to development of list of 65 STAT 6/ 5/ 96 2 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 7 Response to MA AG 5/ 31/ 96 letter STAT 6/ 11/ 96 5 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 8 Response to Blackstone 6/ 5 and 6/ 11 submissions STAT 12/ 23/ 96 2 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 9 More on issues related to appropriate procedures and contents of " record" STAT 1/ 24/ 97 4 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 10 " Ferric Ferrocyanide and the Meaning of ` Cyanides' on the Clean Water Act Section 307( a)

List of Toxic Pollutants," including Appendices A ( two volumes, AI and AII) and B. STAT 1/ 30/ 97 95 461 AI 460 AII 310 B Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 11 Toxicity of FFC STAT 1/ 31/ 96 21 Boston Gas Co.

( Alexander G. Taft, Dir.

Env. Mgmt., Boston Gas Co., Boston, MA 02108) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 8 D. 12 Properties of FFC STAT 1/ 31/ 97 10 Institute of Gas Technology ( J. Robert Paterek, Ph. D.,

Institute of Gas Technology, 1700 South Mt. Prospect Road, Des Plaines, IL) Tudor Davies, Dir.

Office of Science & Technology,

Office of Water,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 13 Response to MA AG letter of 1/ 24/ 97 STAT 2/ 5/ 97 5 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 14 What is the source of documents submitted by Blackstone STAT 2/ 11/ 97 2 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 15 Procedures for determining whether FFC is a " cyanide" STAT 2/ 12/ 97 5 Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America ( Marjorie E.

Powell, Asst. General Counsel, PhRMA,

Washington, DC) Carol M. Browner,

Administrator,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 16 Response to MA AG letter of 2/ 11/ 97, including identification of source of each document submitted by Blackstone STAT 2/ 17/ 97 28 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 9 D. 17 Toxicity of FFC STAT 3/ 7/ 97 3 American Gas Assoc.

( Pamela A. Lacey, Senior Managing Counsel,

Government Relations,

AGA, Arlington, VA) Caroline Wehling,

Esq., Effluent Guidelines Branch,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 18 Response to Blackstone's 1/ 30/ 97 submission,

" Ferric Ferrocyanide and the Meaning of ` Cyanides' on the Clean Water Act Section 307( a)

List of Toxic Pollutants," including statements and 30 exhibits ( EX) STAT unknown 52 510 EX Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Record D. 19 Reply to Response of MA AG to Blackstone's 1/ 30/ 97 submission STAT 6/ 24/ 97 79 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 20 Highlights several points related to past submissions re: whether FFC is a " cyanide" STAT 8/ 6/ 97 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 21 Additional points re: whether FFC is a " cyanide" STAT 9/ 25/ 97 17 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 22 Recollections of previous Agency employees are not an appropriate or reliable basis for interpreting list of toxic pollutants ( with attachments) STAT 10/ 6/ 97 8 Karen McGuire, Asst.

Attorney General, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston,

MA Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 10 D. 23 Response to MA Attorney General letter of 10/ 6/ 97 STAT 10/ 16/ 97 5 Blackstone ( John Vorhees, Esq., Isaacson,

Rosenbaum, Woods &

Levy, P. C., Denver, CO) Randy Hill, Esq.,

Effluent Guidelines Branch, USEPA,

Washington DC D. 24 Proposal of new test procedures for cyanide cannot alter or expand scope of coverage of the term " cyanides" as used in 1976 STAT 11/ 18/ 97 4 John Quarles, Esq.,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP,

Washington, DC 20036 Susan Lepow,

Esq., Water Div.,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 25 Whether FFC is a hazardous substance STAT 3/ 16/ 98 56 John Quarles, Esq.,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP,

Washington, DC 20036 Susan Lepow,

Esq., Water Div.,

USEPA, Washington, DC D. 26 Insufficient time allowed by EPA for Comments on the STAT 3/ 12/ 01 1 J. Lawrence Robinson,

Color Pigments Manufactureres Assocition, Alexandria,

VA FFC Administrative Determination USEPA, OST,

D. 27 Comment in Support of Preliminary Adminstrative Determination Document on Ferric Ferrocyanide STAT 3/ 9/ 01 199 J. Ric Gass, Kravit, Gass,

Hovel & Leitner,

Attorneys Milwaukee, WI FFC Administrative Determination,

USEPA, OST E. 1 Public Comments received by July 10, 2001 11 Public Comments to Preliminary Administrative Determination on Question of Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is One of the " Cyanides"

Within the Meaning of the List of Toxic Pollutants Under the Clean Water Act W 00 24 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender E. 1.1 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Color Pigments Manufacturers Association, Inc. COMMENT 06/ 29/ 01 6 Color Pigments Manufacturers Association,

Inc USEPA, Water Docket J. Lawrence Robinson E. 1.2 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Salt Institute COMMENT 07/ 05/ 01 10 Salt Institute USEPA, Water Docket Richard L. Hanneman E. 1.3 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Nevada Mining Association COMMENT 07/ 07/ 01 3 Nevada Mining Association USEPA, Water Docket Jonathan M. Brown E. 1.4 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Florida Department of Environmental Protection COMMENT 07/ 09/ 01 1 Florida Department of Environmental Protection USEPA, Water Docket Augusta P. Posner E. 1.5 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Placer Dome America COMMENT 07/ 09/ 01 3 Placer Dome America USEPA, Water Docket Stephen M. Schoen E. 1.6 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Mineral Policy Center COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 5 Mineral Policy Center USEPA, Water Docket Alan Stepoff E. 1.7 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Patton Boggs LLP COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 85 Patton Boggs LLP USEPA, Water Docket John Voorhees of Patton Boggs LLP E. 1.7.1 The Process of Selection and Prioritization of Toxic Pollutants in Point Source Water Effluent Discharge ATTACH UNKNOWN 38 E. 1.7.2 Appendix VI U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, July 25, 1977  Selection Process for 65 Priority Pollutants or Families of Pollutants Contained in Settlement Agreement ATTACH 7/ 25/ 77 4 12 E. 1.7.3 Letter from Stephen D. Luftig, USEPA to Robert W. Ritchie, Commonwealth of Massachusetts ATTACH 10/ 30/ 90 10 USEPA, Emergency Response Division Robert W. Ritchie,

Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Stephen D. Luftig,

Director of EPA Emergency Response Division E. 1.7.4 Fact Sheet on Cyanides Listed under CERCLA and Related Litigation ATTACH 07/ 11/ 90 1 E. 1.7.5 Review of Ferric Ferrocyanide Related Materials ATTACH 04/ 30/ 96 2 ABB Environmental Services Gerain Perry,

Emergency Response Division Steve Gibson and Alan Messing of ABB Environmental Services E. 1.7.6 Letter from John Voorhees, Attorney to Jeralene Green, Agency FOI Officer ATTACH 12/ 10/ 90 3 Tillinghast, Collins and Graham Jeralene B Green,

Agency FOI Officer,

USEPA John Voorhees,

Attorney for Blackstone Valley Electric Company E. 1.7.7 Memorandum from Lawrence E. Starfield,

Associate General Council for Solid Waste and Emergency Response Division, and Susan G.

Lepow, Associate General Council for Water Division to Elliot P. Laws, Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response Division, and Robert Perciasepe,

Assistant Administrator for Office of Water ATTACH 12/ 11/ 95 4 USEPA, Office of General Council Elliot P. Laws,

Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emergency Response Division,

and Robert Perciasepe, Assistant Administrator for Office of Water Lawrence E.

Starfield, Associate General Council for Solid Waste and Emergency Response Division,

and Susan G. Lepow,

Associate General Council for Water Division E. 1.7.8 Note to Margaret Tudor from Jim Lund ATTACH 12/ 15/ 95 1 Margaret Tudor,

USEPA Jim Lund, USEPA E. 1.7.9 Notes from Margaret Tudor to staff ATTACH 01/ 25 1 Jennifer Margaret Tudor,

USEPA E. 1.7.10 Letter to Steve Sweeney, Office of General Council from Charles Delos ATTACH 03/ 26/ 96 2 Steven Sweeney,

USEPA Office of General Council Charles Delos E. 1.7.11 Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH 09/ 10/ 96 2 13 E. 1.7.12 Memorandum to Jack Arthur, USEPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response from Rob Frederick and Andy Siegal, ICF Inc. ATTACH 04/ 30/ 96 2 ICF Consulting Group Jack Arthur, USEPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response Rob Frederick and Andy Siegal, ICF Inc.

E. 1.7.13 Memorandum to Earl Salo from Jack Arthur,

USEPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response ATTACH 05/ 02/ 96 3 USEPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response Earl Salo Jack Arthur, USEPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response E. 1.7.14 Memorandum: Request for an Administrative Determination on the Status of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) as a Hazardous Substance Under CERCLA ATTACH 09/ 04/ 96 3 USEPA EAD OST Tudor Davies, EPA OST Hugh Wise, EPA OST E. 1.7.15 Notes from meeting ATTACH 09/ 10/ 96 1 E. 1.7.16 Memorandum: Request for an Administrative Determination on the Status of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) as a Hazardous Substance Under CERCLA ATTACH 10/ 04/ 96 6 USEPA EAD OST Tudor Davies,

USEPA EAD,

Director of OST Hugh Wise, USEPA EAD OST E. 1.7.17 Memorandum: Response to R. Hill's Memo:

Followup Tasks on Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) ATTACH 10/ 10/ 96 2 USEPA EAD OST Tudor Davies,

USEPA EAD,

Director of OST Hugh Wise, USEPA EAD OST E. 1.7.18 Notes from meeting about Blackstone ATTACH 11/ 19/ 96 2 USEPA EAD OST FOIA Hugh Wise, USEPA EAD OST E. 1.7.19 Notes from meeting about Blackstone Valley ATTACH 01/ 09/ 97 2 USEPA EAD FOIA Elaine Davies E. 1.7.20 Letter re: " Cyanides" Hazardous Substance Designation ATTACH 03/ 16/ 98 9 Morgan, Lewis, and Bockius LLP Susan G. Lepow,

Associate General Council, USEPA Water Division John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis, and Bockius LLP E. 1.7.21 413: Cyanide ATTACH ?? 14 Standard Methods, p. 361

387 Public Standard Methods 14 E. 1.7.22 EPA Factsheet: Facts about Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH ?? 1 USEPA, Region 6 Office of Public Affairs Public USEPA, Region 6 E. 1.7.23 Soil Screening Guidance: Technical Background Document ATTACH 05/ 96 30 USEPA OSWER,

EPA/ 540/ R 95/ 128 Public USEPA OSWER E. 1.7.24 3345. Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures for the Analysis of Cyanide Under the Clean Water Act ATTACH 10/ 29/ 97 2 62 FR 58118 Public USEPA E. 1.7.25 Email re: Region 5 Ferric Ferrocyanide Site ATTACH 12/ 09/ 97 1 Stephen Luftig, USEPA Joseph LaFornara,

USEPA Region 2 Stephen Luftig,

USEPA E. 1.7.26 Email re: Ferric Ferrocyanide Documents ATTACH 06/ 23/ 99 1 Karen Kraus Maria Gomez

Taylor, USEPA EAD OST Karen Kraus,

USEPA OGC E. 1.7.27 Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs.

Blackstone Valley Electric Co., et al. Affidavit of Ridgway M. Hall, Jr. ATTACH 11/ 12/ 99 8 US District Court for the District of Massachusetts Public Ridgway Hall, Jr.

Crowell & Moring LLP E. 1.7.28 Issue Paper on Ferric Ferrocyanide ( October 1999) ATTACH 10/ 99 3 Public E. 1.7.29 Blackstone Valley Electric Company Referral ATTACH 03/ 08/ 00 2 E. 1.7.30 Notes: Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH 03/ 22/ 00 1 E. 1.7.31 Status Report on Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH 06/ 28/ 00 3 E. 1.7.32 Email re: A draft FFC notice ATTACH 08/ 10/ 00 1 USEPA Susan Lepow,

USEPA OGC Water Division Randy Hill, USEPA OGC Water Law Office E. 1.7.33 Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs.

Blackstone Valley Electric Co., et al. Affidavit of John Voorhees ATTACH 11/ 04/ 91 8 US District Court for the District of Massachusetts Public John Voorhees,

Tillinghast, Collins,

and Graham E. 1.7.34 Statement of John C. Kolojeski ATTACH 01/ 24/ 97 13 John C. Kolojeski Public John C. Kolojeski,

Executive Vice President of Octagon, Inc. 15 E. 1.7.35 Regulation of Problem Pollutants Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act: The 1976 Consent Decree ATTACH 06/ 13/ 90 16 Ridgway M. Hall, Jr. Public Ridgway M. Hall,

Jr., USEPA OGC for Water E. 1.7.36 The Evolution and Implementation of EPA's Regulatory Program to Control the Discharge of Toxic Pollutants to the Nation's Waters ATTACH 1977 25 Natural Resources Lawyer,

1977 Vol. X, No. 3 Public Ridgway M. Hall Jr.

E. 1.7.37 Statement of the Honorable Douglas M. Costle ATTACH 06/ 06/ 97 2 Public Douglas M. Costle E. 1.7.38 Statement of Eckardt C. Beck ATTACH 01/ 29/ 97 8 Public Eckardt C. Beck E. 1.7.39 Statement of Ridgway M. Hall Jr. ATTACH 01/ 29/ 97 7 Public Ridgway M. Hall Jr.

E. 1.7.40 EPA Factsheet: Facts about Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH ?? 1 USEPA, Region 6 Office of Public Affairs Public USEPA, Region 6 E. 1.7.41 Applicability of the Cyanide Electrode for Measuring Free and Total Cyanide ATTACH 06/ 76 3 USEPA, Environmental Monitoring and Support Laboratory ORD,

EPA/ 600/ 4 76/ 020 Public USEPA ORD E. 1.7.42 Affidavit of Richard G. Luthy ATTACH 06/ 20/ 97 38 Public Richard G. Luthy E. 1.7.43 Affidavit of Dr. Rajat S. Ghosh ATTACH 07/ 05/ 01 18 Public Dr. Rajat S. Ghosh E. 1.7.44 Memorandum: The Cyanide Story  Part II ATTACH 12/ 11/ 73 11 USEPA OGC The Record Murray P. Strier,

USEPA, OGC E. 1.7.45 Priority Pollutants: I A Perspective View ATTACH 04/ 79 8 Environmental Science and Technology 13: 4, pp. 416

423 Public Larry H. Keith and William A. Telliard E. 1.7.46 Memorandum: Rationale for Recommended List of Priority Pollutants ATTACH 11/ 19/ 76 10 USEPA Robert B. Schaffer,

USEPA Director of Effluent Guidelines Division William A. Telliard,

USEPA Chief of Energy and Mining Branch E. 1.7.47 Email: Draft FFC Memo to Record ATTACH 02/ 21/ 01 8 USEPA EAD OST Karen Kraus and Lynn Beasley,

USEPA Maria Gomez

Taylor, USEPA EAD OST 16 E. 1.7.48 Notes ATTACH 09/ 05/ 96 1 E. 1.7.49 Memorandum: EPA's Regulatory Decision Process and innovation Strategy ATTACH 04/ 10/ 01 2 USEPA Administrator USEPA Assistant Administrators,

General Council,

Inspector General,

Chief Financial Officer, Associate Administrators, Staff Office Directors Christine Todd Whitman, USEPA Administrator E. 1.7.50 Email: Cyanide ATTACH 12/ 16/ 97 1 Ernie Watkins, USEPA Robert Cattell and Duane Geuder USEPA Ernie Watkins,

USEPA E. 1.8 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Robert E. Turkos COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 7 Diacolor Pope, Inc. Maria Gomez Taylor Robert E. Turkos of Diacolor Pope, Inc.

E. 1.9 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Andrew Latimer, Assistant Attorney General,

MA Environmental Protection Division COMMENT 07/ 06/ 01 13 MA Office of the Attorney General USEPA, Water Docket Andrew Latimer,

Assistant Attorney General, MA Environmental Protection Division E. 1.10 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by R. Ryan Stoll and Robert H. Friebert COMMENT 07/ 06/ 01 6 Skadden, Arps, Slate,

Meagher & Flom USEPA, Water Docket R. Ryan Stoll of Skadden, Arps,

Slate, Meagher &

Flom; and Robert H.

Friebert of Friebert,

Finerty, and St. John,

S. C.

E. 1.10.1 Transciptions Cited in Letter to USEPA 07/ 06/ 01 ATTACH 06/ 21/ 01 69 State of Wisconsin Circuit Court, Milwaukie County,

Branch 18 Public State of Wisconsin Circuit Court,

Milwaukie County,

Branch 18 E. 1.11 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by William O. Bresnick of Texaco COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 3 Texaco USEPA, Water Docket William O. Bresnick of Texaco 17 E. 1.12 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Paul Bateman of The Gold Institute COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 2 The Gold Institute USEPA, Water Docket Paul Bateman of The Gold Institute E. 1.13 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by W. Fred McGuire of Utility Solid Waste Activities Group COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 27 Utility Solid Waste Activities Group USEPA, Water Docket W. Fred McGuire of Utility Solid Waste Activities Group E. 1.14 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by David V. Seyer of The Coalition for Responsible Regulations of Cyano Compounds COMMENT 07/ 10/ 01 33 The Coalition for Responsible Regulations of Cyano Compounds USEPA, Water Docket David V. Seyer of The Coalition for Responsible Regulations of Cyano Compounds E. 1.14.1 Statement of Gary E. Isom ATTACH 01/ 30/ 97 37 Gary E. Isom Public Gary E. Isom E. 1.14.2 EPA Factsheet: Facts about Ferric Ferrocyanide ATTACH ?? 1 USEPA, Region 6 Office of Public Affairs Public USEPA, Region 6 E. 1.14.3 Statement of Richard G. Luthy ATTACH 07/ 05/ 01 38 Richard G. Luthy Public Richard G. Luthy E. 1.14.4 Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Cyanide

1984 ATTACH 01/ 85 66 USEPA Office of Water EPA 440/ 5 84/ 028 Public USEPA Office of Water E. 1.14.5 Memorandum: Request for an Administrative Determination on the Status of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) as a Hazardous Substance Under CERCLA ATTACH 10/ 04/ 96 6 Hugh Wise of USEPA EAD OST Tudor Davies of USEPA OST Hugh Wise of USEPA EAD OST E. 1.14.6 Letter from Richard L. Hauneman to Parker E.

Brugge ATTACH 07/ 09/ 01 1 Richard L. Hauneman of Salt Institute Parker E. Brugge of Patton, Boggs Richard L. Hauneman of Salt Institute E. 1.14.7 Affidavit of Charles P. Priesing, Ph. D., with Respect to Economic Impact ATTACH 03/ 15/ 74 33 USEPA FWPCA ( 307)

Docket No. 1 Public, USEPA Administrator Charles P. Priesing of American Cyanamid Company E. 1.14.8 Note to AA OSWER on Ferric Ferrocyanide Litigation ATTACH 09/ 17/ 90 1 Henry Longest Don Clay Henry Longest 18 E. 2.1 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by State of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection COMMENT 07/ 16/ 01 2 Susan B. Boyle, Assistant Commissioner, Site Remediation Program NJ DEP USEPA, Water Docket Susan B. Boyle,

Assistant Commissioner, Site Remediation Program NJ DEP E. 2.2 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Patton Boggs LLP COMMENT 09/ 20/ 01 3 Patton Boggs LLP Geoffrey Grubbs,

USEPA John F. Sherman, III of National Grid USA, and John Voorhees of Patton Boggs LLP E. 2.2.1 The Narraganset Electric Company's (" NEC")

Supplemental Comments on the Preliminary Administrative Determination (" PAD") on Ferric Ferrocyanide (" FFC") ATTACH 9/ 20/ 01 15 John Voorhees, Carolyn L.

McIntosh, Lorraine A. Bade of Patton Boggs LLP and John F. Sherman, III of National Grid USA USEPA Water Docket John Voorhees and John F. Sherman, III E. 2.2.2 Standard Guide for Understanding Cyanide Species ATTACH 08/ 01 5 Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Vol. 11.01 2001 Public ASTM E. 2.2.3 Notes on Ferric Ferrocyanide re: Lower Ecorse Creek ATTACH 12/ 15/ 97 2 Public E. 2.2.4 Memorandum Opinion Re: The Fertilizer Institute vs. Carol Browner, et al. ATTACH 04/ 15/ 99 18 US District Court for the District of Columbia, Civil Action No. 98 1067 Public US District Court for the District of Columbia E. 2.3 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by COMMENT 10/ 30/ 01 15 Blaise McArdle, Microsal USEPA, Water Docket Blaise McArdle,

Microsal E. 2.4 Comments of Ferric Ferrocyanide submitted by Microsal COMMENT 4/ 5/ 02 11 Blaise McArdle, Microsal USEPA, Water Docket Blaise McArdle,

Microsal 19 Ferric Ferrocyanide  Reopening the Comments Period of the Preliminary Administrative Determination ( PAD)

OW 2002 0036 DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source F. 1 Memorandum: from R. Schaffer ( Director, Effluent Guidelines Division) to Branch Chiefs: " Setting Up a Common EGD Screening and Validation Data Pool" 05/ 05/ 78 1 USEPA F. 2 Memorandum from S. Schatzow ( Deputy Associate General Council, Water and Solid Waste Division) to R. Schaffer ( Director, EGD) thru J. Rodgers ( Associate General Council, Water and Solid Waste Division): " Sampling and Analytical Methods for Effluent Limitation Guidelines 02/ 26/ 79 2 USEPA F. 3 Article: " Analysis and Sample Stability of Cyanides in Industrial Effluents" 11/ 80 8 Owerbach, D., J. WPCF vol. 52, no.

11, pp 2647 2654 F. 4 Table of Contents from " Proceedings of a Workshop: Cyanide from Mineral Processing" 03/ 83 9 Utah Mining and Mineral Resources Research Institute, Huiatt et al.,

editors ( Conference 02/ 82)

F. 5 Article: " Cyanide and Thiocyanate in Coal Gasification Wastewaters" 09/ 79 14 Luthy R., et al., J. WPCF, vol. 51,

no. 9, pp 2267 2282.

F. 6 Presentation ( not for publication): " Cyanide and Thiocyanate in Steel Industry Effluents" ( Gonter, C. E.) 04/ 06/ 75 3 Presented before the Division of Environmental Chemistry,

American Chemical Society,

Philadelphia, PA F. 7 Article ( or extracted from a book): " Cyanide Treatment   Profit and Cure" Not Dated 5 ( missing pp. 650 651) Palla, L. and Spicher, R.

F. 8 Report: " Cyanide Treatment Study: Mead Works" 04/ 81 86 ( missing pp. iv, x, xii) prepared for Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation by CH2M Hill F. 9 Article: " The Determination of Small Amounts of Cyanide in the Presence of Ferrocyanide by Distillation under Reduced Pressure" 03/ 71 4 + 2pp notes Roberts R. and Jackson B., Analyst,

vol. 96: pp209 212 DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 20 F. 10 Article: " The Determination of Cyanide in Low Concentration" 1966 28 Jenkins, S. et al., Int. J. of Air, Soil and Water Pollution, vol. 10 p. 495

519 F. 11 Correspondence from R. Neville ( President, Engineering & Technical Consultants) to M. Zapkin ( Environmental Engineer, Radian Corporation) with attachment: " The ETC/ Homestake Cyanide Removal Process" 11/ 16/ 82 2 + 4pp.

attach Engineering & Technical Consultants F. 12 Report: " An Investigation of Techniques for Removal of Cyanide from Electroplating Wastes", ( Reed, A., et al., selected pages, NTIS# PB 208 210) 11/ 71 11 selected pages + 3 pages handwritten Battelle Columbus Laboratories F. 13 Article: " Ion Precipitate Floatation of Iron Cyanide Complexes" 12/ 80 6 Bucsh, R. et al., J. WPCF, vol 52,

no. 12, p 2925 2930 F. 14 Article ( or extracted from a book): " New Ozone Application System to the Cyanides Destruction in Plating Wastewaters" Not Dated 9 Kunicki, W.

F. 15 U. S. Patent No. 4,250,030 " Process for the Removal of Cyanides form Effluent" 02/ 10/ 81 7 Kuit, J., et al.

F. 16 Article: " Removal of Iron Cyanide Complexes from Wastewater Utilizing an Ion Exchange Process" 1979 10 Trachtenberg, J. and Murphy, M.,

Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation. In Light Metals,

Proceedings of the 10th Annual AIME Meeting 1979, pp. 861 870.

F. 17 Report: " Laboratory Studies on Cyanide Precipitation of Cathode Reprocessing  Cryolite Recovery Wastewater" 11/ 18/ 83 32 Prepared for U. S. EPA, Effluent Guidelines Division by Radian Corporation DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 21 F. 18 Intervenors' Joint Memorandum in Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgement  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs. v. Russell E. Train, Administrator,

Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant and American Cyanimid Company, American Iron and Steel Institute, American Petroleum Institute, et al., National Coal Association, Intervenors Defendants, Civil Action No. 75

0172, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 08/ 22/ 75 41 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 19 Defendant's Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgement  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc.

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc, Plaintiffs. v. Russell E. Train,

Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 0172, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 08/ 13/ 75 38 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 20 Sampling and Analysis Procedures for Screening of Industrial Effluents for Priority Pollutants  U. S. EPA, Effluent Guidelines Division 03/ 77 Revised 04/ 77 138 USEPA F. 21 same as # 23 ( see # 23)

F. 22 Affidavit of Thomas C. Jorling  Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al.,

Plaintiffs v. Douglas M. Costle, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency,

et al., Defendants, Civil Action Nos. 2153 73, 75 172, 75 1698, 75 1267, U. S.

District Court for the District of Columbia 10/ 19/ 78 5 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 23 Affidavit of Swep T. Davis, Jr.  Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiffs v. Douglas M. Costle, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, et al., Defendants, Civil Action Nos. 2153 73, 75 172, 75 1698, 75

1267, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia with attachments 10/ 20/ 78 38 (+ 113pp attachments) U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 24 partial set of attachments from # 23 ( see # 23)

F. 25 Exhibit III 1 A paper labeled Heptachlor  lists criteria as 0.001 ug/ L for freshwater and marine aquatic life and the rationale for the criteria Not Dated 2 F. 26 Exhibit III 2  Criterion Document  Heptachlor  lists criterion as 0.0003ug/ L for total heptachlor for the protection of aquatic life Not Dated 58 DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 22 F. 27 Exhibit III 3  Federal Register Notice  Water Quality Criteria  Request for Comments 05/ 18/ 78 13 Federal Register, vol. 43, no. 97,

May 18, 1978 F. 28 Exhibit IV 1  Memo from McGuire, J. and Garrison, W. ( ACB) to Donaldson,

W. ( ACB) " Program for Analyses of Non Consent Decree Pollutants Indicated in Consent Decree Survey Data" 03/ 06/ 78 7 ACB F. 29 Exhibit IV 2  A list labeled " Non Priority Pollutants that are Candidates for Regulation Under Section 307 ( b) of the Clean Water Act" Not Dated 1 F. 30 Exhibit IV 3  Treatability of Organic Pollutants by Classes of Organic Compounds by Murray P. Strier, 11/ 18/ 78, and Memo from Strier, M. ( Office of Quality Review) to Schaffer, R. ( EGD) " Treatability of Organic Pollutants

Part C  Their Estimated ( 30 Day Ave.) Treated Effluent Concentration  A Molecular Engineering Approach, 07/ 11/ 78, and Report  Treatability of the Organic Priority Pollutants  Part C  Their Estimated ( 30 Day Ave.) Treated Effluent Concentrations  By Means of a Molecular Engineering Approach,

Strier, M., June, 1978 1978 56 USEPA F. 31 Exhibit V 1  Limits of Measurement and Limits of Detection for Various Priority Pollutant Parameters Using Method Outlined in " Sampling and Analysis Procedures for Screening of Industrial Effluent for Priority Pollutants" and Memo from Neptune, M. ( Analytical Programs) to Davis, S.

( Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water Planning and Standards) 07/ 10/ 78 3 USEPA F. 32 same as # 22 ( see # 22)

F. 33 Affidavit of Barbara Blum  Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al.,

Plaintiffs v. Douglas M. Costle, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, et al., Defendants, Civil Action Nos. 2153 73, 75 172, 75 1698, 75

1267, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia with attachments ( 2 copies) 10/ 19/ 78 6 + 2 attachments ( 6pp) U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 34 same as # 33 ( see # 33)

F. 35 Correspondence  from Banks, J. ( Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.) to Costle, D. ( Administrator, U. S. EPA) with attachment " Summary of BAT Program Delays and Request for Information" 02/ 25/ 80 3 (+ 8pp.

attach) Natural Resources Defense Council,

Inc. DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 23 F. 36 Exhibit II 1  General Problem Areas Not Dated 14 F. 37 Correspondence  from Banks. J. et al. ( Natural Resources Defense Council,

Inc.) to Beck, E. ( Assistant Administrator for Water and Waste Management) 02/ 25/ 80 8 Natural Resources Defense Council,

Inc.

F. 38 Summary of BAT Program Delays and Request for Information Not Dated 8 See # 35 F. 39 Court Order: Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiffs v.

William D. Rukelhaus, Administrator, EPA, et al., Defendants, and Union Carbide Corp, et al., Intervenors, Civil Action Nos. 2153 73, 75 0172, 75

1267, 75 1698, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 01/ 07/ 85 3 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 40 Objections of the American Mining Congress to Proposed " Settlement Agreement", Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiffs v.

Russell E. Train, et al., Defendants, Civil Action Nos. 2153 73, 75 172, 75

1267, 75 1698, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 04/ 21/ 76 15 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 41 Comments of the Intervenor American Iron and Steel Institute on Proposed Settlement Agreement, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al.,

Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, et al., Defendant, Civil Action No. 2153 73,

Environmental Defense Fund, et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Defendant,

Civil Action No. 75 0172, Citizens for a Better Environment, et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 1698, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiff v. James I. Agee et al., Defendants, Civil Action No. 75 1267, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 04/ 21/ 76 32 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 42 Affadavit of Sebastian C. Caruso, Ph. D. for the American Iron and Steel Institute 04/ 15/ 76 32 F. 43 Memorandum of the Environmental Protection Agency Regarding Matters Raised at the April 30, 1976, Status Call, Natural Resources Defense Council,

Inc., et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, et al., Defendant, Civil Action No.

2153 73, Environmental Defense Fund, et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train,

Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 0172, Citizens for a Better Environment, et al.,

Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 1698, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiff v. James I. Agee et al., Defendants,

Civil Action No. 75 1267, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia, 05/ 10/ 76 4 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 24 F. 44 Comments of the United States Environmental Protection Agency on the Proposed Settlement Agreement and Consent Decree and Response to Observations of Industry Groups , Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, et al., Defendant, Civil Action No. 2153 73,

Environmental Defense Fund, et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Defendant,

Civil Action No. 75 0172, Citizens for a Better Environment, et al., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 1698, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiff v. James I. Agee et al., Defendants, Civil Action No. 75 1267, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia, 05/ 07/ 76 24 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 45 Correspondence from Sager, M. ( Chairman, ES& WQIAC) to Flannery, T.

( Judge, U. S. District Court), with enclosures 04/ 19/ 76 2 + 2 attachments ( 23pp) USEPA F. 46 Affidavit of Sonia G. Anderson  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc., Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Administrator,

Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant, Civil Action, No. 75 0172, U. S.

District Court for the District of Columbia, with attachments 08/ 12/ 75 218 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 47 Court Decree: Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs v Robert W.

Fri as Acting Administrator of the EPA and EPA, Defendants, Civil Acton No.

849 73, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 06/ 19/ 73 25 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 48 A list of addresses for attorneys that were sent copies of the Settlement Agreement for NRDC v. Train, Civil Action No. 2153 73 and related cases ( Consolidated Toxics Litigation) 11/ 24/ 76 3 USEPA F. 49 Attachment F: Article: " The Draft Overview of the Environmental Protection Agency's Water Quality Strategy Paper ( March 17, 1975)" 03/ 28/ 75 9 Environment Reporter, March 28,

1975, p. 1893 1901 F. 50 Affadavit of Robert V. Zener  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc., Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Administrator,

Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant, Civil Action, No. 75 0172, U. S.

District Court for the District of Columbia 08/ 12/ 75 3 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 25 F. 51 Exhibit A  Order and Notice in the Matter of Proposed Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards for Aldrin Dieldrin et al. and Exhibit B  Certification of Transmittal 02/ 08/ 74 8 FWPCA ( 307) Docket No. 1 F. 52 Affadavit of Kenneth M. Mackenthun  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc.,

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train,

Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant, Civil Action,

No. 75 0172, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 08/ 12/ 75 9 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 53 Motion for Stipulated Briefing Schedule Regarding Plaintiffs' Summary Judgement Motion  Environmental Defense Fund, Inc., Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., Plaintiffs v. Russell E. Train, Administrator,

Environmental Protection Agency, Defendant, and American Cyanamid Company, American Iron and Steel Institute, American Petroleum Institute, et al., National Coal Association, Intervenors Defendants, Civil Action No. 74

0172, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 08/ 08/ 75 4 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 54 Proceedings  Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiff, vs.

Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 2153 73, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 05/ 13/ 74 44 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 55 Correspondence from Eckert, A. and Rogers, J. ( Office of Enforcement and General Council, EPA) to Lee, T. ( Attorney, Pollution Control Section, Land and Natural Resources Division, Dept of Justice) and Litigation Report on NRDC v Train ( D. D. C. Civ. No. 2153 73) 01/ 15/ 74 20 USEPA F. 56 Memorandum Opinion and Order  Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.,

et al., Plaintiff, vs. Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 2153 73,

U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia 05/ 23/ 74 9 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 57 Memorandum in Support of Motion to Dismiss or, in the Alternative, for Summary Judgment, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al., Plaintiff,

vs. Russell E. Train, Defendant, Civil Action No. 2153 73, U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia Not Dated 47 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 58 Proposed Rule: Water Pollution Prevention and Control, Proposed List of Toxic Pollutants 07/ 06/ 73 2 38 Federal Register 18044 18045 DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 26 F. 59 Correspondence from Thompson, J.( U. S. Attorney, U. S. Dept of Justice) to Dolgin, E. ( Attorney, Land and Natural Resources Division, U. S. Dept of Justice) by Kanter, A.( Deputy Chief, Civil Division, U. S. Dept. of Justice)

with attachments 04/ 23/ 75 1+ 4 attachments ( 14pp  incomplete) USDOJ F. 60 Transcript of Proceedings  Citizens for a Better Environment and Dennis L.

Adamczyk, Plaintiffs, vs. Russell E. Train, as Administrator, USEPA,

Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 C 802, U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division 09/ 19/ 75 16 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division F. 61 Correspondence from Skinner, S. ( U. S. Attorney) to Dolgin, E. ( Attorney,

Pollution Control Section, Land and Natural Resources Division, U. S. Dept. of Justice ) by Babbit, F. ( Assistant U. S.  with enclosure: Decision to transfer the above case to the District Court for the District of Columbia  Transcript of Proceedings  Citizens for a Better Environment and Dennis L. Adamczyk,

Plaintiffs, vs. Russell E. Train, as Administrator, USEPA, Civil Action No. 75

C 802, U. S. District Court Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division 09/ 29/ 75 16 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division ( attachment is same as # 60)

F. 62 Handwritten notes from teleconferences on legal size paper 09/ 19/ 75 3 F. 63 Correspondence from Hall, R. ( Special Assistant to the General Council) to Babbit, F. ( Office of the U. S. Attorney) 08/ 13/ 75 2 USEPA F. 64 Handwritten notes from teleconferences on legal size paper 09/ 08/ 75 2 F. 65 Defendants Motion for Extension of Time  Citizens for a Better Environment and Dennis L. Adamczyk, Plaintiffs, vs. Russell E. Train, as Administrator,

USEPA, Defendant, Civil Action No. 75 C 802, U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division 08/ 75 2 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division F. 66 Memorandum: from Hall, R. ( Special Assistant to the General Council) to Zener, R. ( General Council) and Beck, E. ( Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water Planning and Standards) " FWPCA 307 ( a) litigation: Environmental Defense Fund Inc. et al., v. Train ( D. D. C. 75 0172), Citizens for a Better Environment, et al., v.. Train ( N. D. Ill. ( 75 C 802)  Status Report 07/ 21/ 75 3 USEPA F. 67 Handwritten notes on letter size paper  CBE Motion for Extension Not Dated 2 USEPA DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 27 F. 68 Affadavit of Mailing  State of Illinois, County of Cook, followed by Answer to Government's Motion to Dismiss, or in the Alternative, for Transfer,

Citizens for a Better Environment and Dennis L. Adamczyk, Plaintiffs, vs.

Russell E. Train, as Administrator, USEPA, Civil Action No. 75 C 802, U. S.

District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division 05/ 02/ 75 5 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division F. 69 same as # 68 ( see # 68)

F. 70 Correspondence from Thompson, J. ( U. S. Attorney) to Dolgin, E. ( Attorney,

Dept. of Justice) by Kanter, A. ( Deputy Chief, Civil Division) with enclosure

Defendant's Motion to File Additional Material In Support of His Motion and Memorandum to Dismiss or in the Alternative, for Transfer, Citizens for a Better Environment et al., Plaintiffs vs. Russell E. Train, etc., Defendant, No.

75 C 802, U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division 06/ 16/ 75 3 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division F. 71 Correspondence from Thompson, J. ( U. S. Attorney) to Dolgin, E. ( Attorney,

Dept. of Justice) by Kanter, A. ( Deputy Chief, Civil Division) 05/ 30/ 75 1 USDOJ F. 72 Complaint for Mandamus, Declaratory Judgement and for Injunctive Relief,

Citizens for a Better Environment and Dennis L. Adamczyk, Plaintiffs, vs.

Russell E. Train, as Administrator, USEPA, Civil Action No. 75 C 802, U. S.

District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division with attachments 02/ 07/ 75 12 U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division F. 73 Memoranda: Rationale for the Development of BAT Priority Pollutant Parameters [ Deals with Priority Pollutant List development] 06/ 77 38 USEPA F. 74 Excerpts on Cyanides from: " Sampling and Analysis Procedures for Screening of Industrial Effluents for Priority Pollutants" 04/ 77 7 USEPA F. 75 Index to: " Addendum to Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards: Major Inorganic Products Segment of Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing Point Source Category" 06/ 1/ 78 18 USEPA DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 28 F. 76 Excepts from: " Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance Standards for the Significant Inorganic Products Segment of the Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing Point Source Category" 05/ 75 22 USEPA F. 77 Document: " Cyanides   Ambient Water Quality Criteria" N/ A 44 ( odd pages only) USEPA F. 78 Excerpts on Cyanides from: Quality Criteria for Water ( EPA 440/ 9 76 023) 1976 13 USEPA F. 79 Memorandum: " Decision making in the BAT Review Program" ( From Deputy AA to Workgroup Chair) 05/ 20/ 77 3 USEPA F. 80 Memorandum: " Review of Textile Industry Contractor's Wastewater Data and Suggestions for Setting BATEA Effluent Limitations" ( Strier to Gallup) 04/ 18/ 78 4 USEPA F. 81 Memorandum: " Information Requirements for Sampling and Analysis Control" ( EGD Director Schaffer to EGD Branch Chiefs and PO's) 08/ 7/ 78 11 USEPA F. 82 HCN Meeting Notes ( handwritten) and draft minutes of the notes 07/ 6/ 78 12 F. 83 BAT Review of Industries N/ A 66 F. 84 Memorandum: " Review of Draft Development Document on BATEA, NSPS and Pretreatment Standards for the Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing Point Category" ( Strier to Office of Quality Review) 02/ 28/ 79 5 USEPA F. 85 Memorandum: " Treatability of Metal Cyanide Wastewaters" ( Durham to Thompson in Inorganic Chemicals Branch) 04/ 9/ 79 2 USEPA, Environmental Research Laboratory F. 86 Memorandum: " Review of Science Advisory Board ( SAB) Document on Pentachloro Phenol ( PCP)" ( Strier to Office of Quality Review) 12/ 29/ 78 5 USEPA F. 87 Memorandum: " Treatability of Organic Priority Pollutants   Part E" ( Strier to Office of Quality Review) 07/ 23/ 79 2 USEPA F. 88 Document: Treatability of Organic Priority Pollutants   Part E ( for discussion purposes only) 05/ 22/ 79 61 DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 29 F. 89 Memorandum: " On the Analytical Protocol from the Fall 1979 National Meeting of the American Chemical Society" ( Strier to Schaffer) [ with attached article excerpts] 09/ 28/ 79 5 USEPA F. 90 Document: " Appendix C   The Uses of the 129 Priority Pollutants" N/ A 104 F. 91 Memorandum: " Distribution of Supplement I to the Part E Report, " Estimated Theoretical Treatability of Organic Priority Pollutants Issued May 1979" [ Part E   Supplement I attached] 01/ 14/ 80 41 F. 92 Seminar Cover Letter and Presentation: " Latest Data Pooling and Surrogate Evaluations Status" 04/ 29/ 80 19 Murray Strier F. 93 Report: " Heavy Metals in Waste Water" ( Strier) 10/ 78 21 USEPA F. 94 Report: " Inorganic Project Status Report ` Laboratory Analysis' for Inorganics Branch Effluent Guidelines Division Environmental Protection Agency"

[ Cover is handwritten note dated 10/ 30/ 78] 09/ 12/ 78 23 USEPA F. 95 Report: " Cyanide Methods Evaluation: A Modified Method for the Analysis of Total Cyanide In Ore Processing Effluents" 08/ 11/ 80 75 Radian F. 96 Appendix III: Letter to NRDC ( follow up to meeting regarding the Settlement Agreement) 10/ 18/ 76 9 USEPA F. 97 Court Document from EPA: " Memorandum in Support of Defendant Costle's Motion for Modification and In Opposition to Plaintiffs Motion for An Order to Show Cause" 10/ 20/ 78 56 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 98 Memorandum: " GC MS Tape Data Processing" from S. Davis to T. Murphy 9/ 7/ 78 2 USEPA Sub Group on Baseline Monitoring 9/ 5/ 78 2 USEPA Internal Review of BAT Effluent Guidelines 9/ 1/ 78 11 USEPA Memorandum: " Spectral Data Tape Library" ( D. Neptune to N. Norton) 8/ 18/ 78 2 + 4pp. handwritten USEPA DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 30 Memorandum: " Settlement of Litigation Relating to Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards and Pretreatment Standards FWPCA Section 307 ( a) and ( b)   ACTION MEMORANDUM" 02/ 27/ 76 4 USEPA Memorandum: " Spectral Data Tape Library for Priority Pollutants" ( Deputy Administrator) 07/ 11/ 78 2 USEPA Court Document: " Joint Motion for Modification of Settlement Agreement and Court's Order" N/ A 7 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia Handwritten notes and edits to documents 06/ 23/ 78 3 + 29 F. 99 Cover Letter for Appellant Brief 08/ 30/ 76 1 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton F. 100 Certificate of Service ( attachment to # 99) 08/ 30/ 76 2 F. 101 Memorandum regarding court deadlines 08/ 25/ 76 3 USEPA F. 102 Letter: Regarding Question on Toxic Pollutant Settlement Agreement 08/ 18/ 76 1 USEPA F. 103 Memorandum: MOU on EPA Research Commitments in Section 11 of the Proposed Consent Agreement between EPA and NRDC, et al., et al. 06/ 03/ 76 1 USEPA F. 104 Paper on Toxic Substances for 1977 UN Water Conference ( edits from K.

Mackenthun) and Abstract: " Management of Toxic Substances in Water   The U. S. Experience" 07/ 02/ 76 22 + 1 USEPA F. 105 FOIA request letter 06/ 15/ 76 1 F. 106 Press Release: " EPA Announces Program to Limit Toxic Water Pollution" 06/ 11/ 76 3 Environmental News Press Release F. 107 Article: " Wyoming Federal Court Suit Alleges Corps 404 Regulations Unconstitutional" 1976 1 Environmental Reporter, Current Developments p. 229 F. 108 Cover Letter for delivery of a Consent Decree 06/ 22/ 76 1 USEPA F. 109 Article: " Court Clears Requiring EPA to Regulate Discharge of Chemicals in Waterways" and Article: " EPA is Challenged on Easing its Rules for Eight Steel Mills" 06/ 11/ 76 1 Wall Street Journal DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 31 F. 110 Transmittal memo to L. Dodge re: Settlement Agreement with nothing attached. 06/ 18/ 76 1 USEPA F. 111 Draft Decree and random sheets 06/ 04/ 76 5 F. 112 Memorandum: " Toxics Settlement; Discussion of Means to Regulate and Monitor Toxics" 06/ 04/ 76 4 USEPA F. 113 Report: Toxic Pollutant Consent Decree: Potential Problem of Including Infinitely Large Chemical Families 05/ 76 4 F. 114 More notes, random letters re: National Resources Defense Council, Inc, et al.

v. Russell E. train, et al., Civil Action No. 2153 73 05/ 76 15 F. 115 Letter to Flannery ( CT) 06/ 07/ 76 2 USDOJ F. 116 Memorandum: " Contracts for Toxics Regulations with OWPS" 04/ 12/ 77 2 USEPA F. 117 Letter transmitting consideration of Settlement Agreement 05/ 21/ 76 2 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton F. 118 Environmental Law Timetable 05/ 18/ 76 1 F. 119 Excerpt from Science Article 05/ 21/ 76 1 Science vol. 192, p766.

F. 120 Memorandum: " Comments by ES& WQIAC Concerning Proposed Toxic Settlement ( Four Lawsuits Pending)   Action Memorandum ( with revisions) 05/ 76 13 F. 121 Correspondence from Edgar, G. ( Attorney for the General Tire Company) to Hall, R. ( Attorney, OGC, U. S. EPA) 05/ 18/ 76 3 General Tire Company F. 122 Announcement from NRDC re: EPA signature of the consent decree requiring EPA to develop and enforce effluent limitations for 65 categories of toxic chemicals 05/ 14/ 76 3 NRDC F. 123 Correspondence from Hall, R. ( Attorney, OGC, U. S. EPA) to Freeman, G.

( Attorney, Hunton, Williams, Gay and Gibson) 05/ 13/ 76 1 USEPA F. 124 Remarks by Eckardt C. Beck to the Manufacturing Chemists Association 05/ 13/ 76 12 Eckardt C. Beck DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 32 F. 125 Correspondence from Quarles, J. ( Deputy Administrator, U. S. EPA) to Humphreys, G. ( The White House) with attached draft response to a telegram to the Vice President of the United States from Langenberg, F. ( President,

American Iron and Steel Institute) 05/ 11/ 76 3 USEPA F. 126 Correspondence from Pursley, T. to Flannery, T. 05/ 10/ 76 1 USDOJ F. 127 Correspondence from Gardner, R. To Hall, R. 05/ 07/ 76 1 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton F. 128 Handwritten notes on a single sheet Not Dated 1 F. 129 Agenda from Environmental Health Advisory Committee 05/ 04/ 76 2 F. 130 Memorandum: from Linde, E. to Addressees re: Meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory Committee 04/ 19/ 76 2 USEPA F. 131 Memorandum of Call: to Ridge Hall from Robert Siverd 05/ 03/ 76 1 USEPA F. 132 Handwritten notes on a single sheet 04/ 29/ 76 1 F. 133 Memorandum of Call: to Ridge Hall from Jo Beeman 04/ 29/ 76 1 USEPA F. 134 Memorandum from Cortesi, R. to Zener, R. " Type of Effects Documents Needed to Support the Agency's Water Effluent Program under the Proposed Consent" 04/ 27/ 76 2 USEPA F. 135 Documents requesting a draft response to a telegram to the Vice President of the United States ( VPOTUS) Routing slip 04/ 26/ 76 1 White House F. 136 Telegram from F. C. Langenberg ( President, American Iron and Steel Institute)

to Nelson Rockefeller ( VPOTUS) 03/ 30/ 76 1 American Iron and Steel Institute F. 137 portion of # 138 ( see # 138)

F. 138 Correspondence from Quarles, J. to Humphreys, G. with attached draft response to a telegram from F. C. Langenberg ( President, American Iron and Steel Institute) to Nelson Rockefeller ( VPOTUS) 05/ 11/ 76 7 USEPA F. 139 Documents requesting a draft response to a telegram to the Vice President of the United States ( VPOTUS) memo 04/ 26/ 76 1 White House DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 33 F. 140 Handwritten notes on a single sheet 04/ 20/ 76 2 F. 141 Memorandum of Call: to Ridge Hall from J. W. Mallay 04/ 20/ 76 1 USEPA F. 142 Background of ES& WQIAC ( M. Sager to T. Flannery) 04/ 19/ 76 2 USEPA F. 143 Correspondence between M. Sager and R. Zener 04/ 19/ 76 2 USEPA F. 144 Memorandum: from Hall, R. to Beck, E. and Higgins, M.

" Toxics/ Pretreatment/ BAT Regulatory Program: Measuring and Monitoring 03/ 18/ 76 USEPA F. 145 Correspondence to Lettow, C. from Hall, R. re: FOIA Request, Control No.

RIN 293 76 04/ 16/ 76 10 USEPA F. 146 Routing and Transmittal Slip from Hall, R. to FOIA Officer re: FOIA request,

Control No. RIN 293 76 04/ 16/ 76 1 USEPA F. 147 Handwritten note to Ridge Hall from Ken Not Dated 1 F. 148 Draft correspondence from Beck, E. to Sager, M. Not Dated 2 USEPA F. 149 Correspondence from Hall, R. to Rebis, E. 04/ 15/ 76 1 USEPA F. 150 Appendix A  Priority Pollutant List Not Dated 6 F. 151 Article: " EPA Environmentalists Propose Pact Establishing Toxic Pollutant Guidelines 1976 1 Environmental Reporter, Current Developments p. 2067 F. 152 Correspondence from. Sager, M. to Train, R 04/ 13/ 76 1 USEPA F. 153 ES& WQIAC Toxic Substances Task Force Comments on Proposed Settlement Agreement Between NRDC et al., vs. Train on Civil Actions # 2153 73, 75

0172, # 75 1698, and 75 1267 with attachments 04/ 12/ 76 54 USEPA F. 154 Handwritten notes 03/ 05/ 76 6 F. 155 Memorandum: from Zener, R. to Administrator thru AX, " Settlement of Litigation Relating to Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards and Pretreatment Standards FWPCA 307 ( a) and ( b)   Action Memorandum 02/ 27/ 76 6 USEPA DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 34 F. 156 Draft Toxics Strategy 02/ 05/ 76 16 F. 157 Court Document: " Defendant's Memorandum in Opposition to Intervenor's Joint Motion to Vacate or, Alternatively, to Revise the Decree and In Support of Defendants' Cross Motion to Modify the Decree" N/ A 33 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 158 Court Document: " Defendant's Memorandum in Support of Motion for Partial Relief from Order" N/ A 19 U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia F. 159 Article: " Simultaneous Determination of Ferrocyanide and Ferricyanide in Aqueous Solutions Using Infrared Spectrometry" 1973 2 F. 160 Article: " Determination of Free Cyanide in Ferro and Ferricyanides" 1973 2 F. 161 " ASTM D2036   Cyanide Procedure" 1982 8 ASTM F. 162 Article: cyanide zinc electroplating process 1982 3 J. of Metal Finishing Soc. of Japan 13: 83 85 F. 163 Article: " Plating and Cyanide Wastes" 06/ 70 15 ( missing p. 1224 1225 & 1227

1229) J. WPCF 42: 1211 1230.

F. 164 Memorandum: " Highlights of the American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, September 10 13 1978, Miami Beach, Florida" ( Strier to Stigall) 09/ 28/ 78 2 USEPA F. 165 Article: " Ford Asks for Additional $ 11.3 Million to Regulate Toxic Pollutants Discharges" 1976 1 Environmental Reporter, Current Developments p. 235 F. 166 Title 40 Chapter 1, Subchapter D, Part 104 & Chemical list Not Dated 22 ( missing A D list) 40 CFR Part 104 F. 167 Proposed Rule: Water Program  Proposed Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards 12/ 27/ 73 7 38 Federal Register 35388 35395 F. 168 Attachment H: Order: In re: Proposed Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards for Aldrin Dieldrin et al.  FWPCA ( 307) Docket No. 1 08/ 16/ 74 9 FWPCA ( 307) Docket No. 1 ( see # 51) DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 35 F. 169 Attachment G: Draft Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards 1974 13 Environmental Reporter, p. 1342

1354 F. 170 Article: Kinetics and Mechanisms of Some Substitution Reactions of Pentacyanoferrate ( III) Complexes 09/ 72 8 Inorganic Chem 11: 2034 2041 F. 171 Document: regarding the settlement agreement entered into NRDC V. Train,

No. 2153 73 11/ 24/ 78 3 USEPA F. 172 Helpful Cases on What is a Hazardous Substance for Tri State Mint Appeal Not Dated 1 USEPA F. 173 same as # 164 ( see # 164)

F. 174 Correspondence from S. Lepow to R. Karenk re: Blackstone 12/ 23/ 97 3 F. 175 Review of K. Kraus Draft FRN ( correspondence between M. Gomez Taylor to K. Kraus) 09/ 25/ 98 1 F. 176 Tri  " cyanide compounds"( correspondence between D. Bushman to A.

Aranda) 10/ 06/ 00 2 USEPA F. 177 Tri  " cyanide compounds"( correspondence between M. Gomez Taylor to K.

Kraus) 10/ 09/ 00 2 USEPA F. 178 A little more FFC ( correspondence between R. Hill to K. Kraus) 10/ 09/ 00 5 USEPA F. 179 FFC Notice ( correspondence between M. Gomez Taylor to K. Kraus) 10/ 23/ 00 5 USEPA F. 180 FFC Notice  CERCLA revisions ( correspondence between M. Gomez Taylor to K. Kraus) 12/ 05/ 00 3 USEPA F. 181 FFC Notice  CERCLA revisions ( correspondence between N. Rivera to K.

Kraus) 11/ 28/ 00 1 USEPA F. 182 Revised FFC Administrative Determination ( correspondence between R. Hill to K. Kraus) 12/ 09/ 00 1 USEPA F. 183 FFC Briefing Paper ( correspondence between M. Gomez Taylor to K. Kraus) 12/ 12/ 00 4 USEPA F. 184 Draft cover letter and notice ( correspondence between R. Hill to K. Kraus) 12/ 13/ 00 4 USEPA DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 36 F. 185 same as # 183 ( see # 183)

F. 186 Blackstone Valley Electric Company Referral 03/ 08/ 00 2 F. 187 Confirm that the proposed interpretation works well for all of the 65 toxic pollutants Not Dated 3 F. 188 Initiation a rulemaking in the Office of Water docket Not Dated 3 F. 189 Questions for Consideration Not Dated 1 F. 190 Process Options Not Dated 1 F. 191 Memo from R. Hill to T. Davies re: Follow up Tasks on Ferric Ferrocyanide 09/ 19/ 96 2 F. 192 Proposed Rulemaking: Alternative Analytical Test Methods for Determination of Available Cyanide Under the Clean Water Act ( from S. Lepow to R.

Perciasepe) 02/ 26/ 98 2 USEPA F. 193 Memorandum re: Whether " cyanides" includes ferric ferrocyanide ( from S.

Lepow to T. Davies) 03/ 19/ 96 2 USEPA F. 194 Administrative Determination on the Status of Ferric Ferrocyanide as a Hazardous Substance Under CERCLA ( from L. Starfield and S. Lepow to T.

Davies and S. Luftig) 08/ 09/ 96 7 USEPA F. 195 Options for Blackstone Valley Electric Company Remand Not Dated 7 F. 196 Update on Blackstone Valley Electric Company Remand 12/ 05/ 97 3 F. 197 Possible Questions/ Comments from Parties Not Dated 2 F. 198 Handwritten notes re: Meeting Chez Tudor Davies 12/ 05/ 97 1 USEPA F. 199 Handwritten notes re: meeting with Blackstone group 01/ 09/ 97 1 F. 200 Article: " Release and Mobility of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbans and Iron

Cyanide Complexes in Contaminated Soil" 2001 7 J. Plant Nutri Soil Sci. 164: 643

649.

F. 201 Number not used DCN Title Date Number of Pages Source 37 F. 202 Article: " Sorption of Iron Cyanide Complexes on Goethite in the Presence of Sulfate and Desorption with Phosphate and Chloride" 05/ 02 7 J. Envir. Qual. 31: 745 751.

F. 203 Number not used F. 204 Number not used F. 205 Number not used F. 206 Article: " Cyanides in a Soil of a Former Coking Plant Site" 1998 6 Z. Pflanzenerahr. Bodenk. 161:

229 234.

F. 207 Document: " Re: October 6, 1995, Referral from the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit on Ferric Ferrocyanide (" FFC")" 10/ 03/ 02 130 Patton Boggs LLP 38 Rulemaking Record for Preliminary Administrative Determination for Ferric Ferrocyanide Comments Received on Reopening of Comment Period ( October 29, 2002 January 3, 2003)

( OW 2002 0036)

DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender G. 1.1 Comment for 67 FR 67183 COMMENT 12/ 23/ 02 19 Morgan, Lewis and Bockius,

LLP USEPA Water Docket Office John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis and Bockius, LLP G. 1.2 Comment for 67 FR 67183 COMMENT 01/ 03/ 03 9 Commonwealth of Massachusetts USEPA Water Docket Office William Pardee,

Commonwealth of Massachusetts G. 1.3 Comment for 67 FR 67183 COMMENT 01/ 03/ 03 9 Utility Solid Waste Activities Group ( USWAG) USEPA Water Docket Office Steve Pattison,

USWAG G. 1.4 Comment for 67 FR 67183 COMMENT 01/ 03/ 03 4 Alcoa, Inc USEPA Water Docket Office John A. Lease,

Alcoa, Inc G. 1.5 Comment for 67 FR 67183 COMMENT 01/ 02/ 03 27 Patton & Boggs, LLP and The Narragansett Electric Company USEPA Water Docket Office John Voorhees,

Carolyn L.

McIntosh, &

Lorraine A. Bade,

Patton & Boggs,

LLP; and John F.

Sherman III &

William J. Holzhauer, The Narragansett Electric Company G. 1.5.1 Attachments from FOIA notice of availability docket. ATTACH misc 156 USEPA Water Docket Office OW 2002 0036 ( F214 F228)

G2.1 Comment for W 00 24 COMMENT 7/ 23/ 03 2 Salt Institute USEPA Water Docket Office Richard Hanneman,

Salt Institute G2.1.1 Effects of Sodium Ferrocyanide Derived from Road Salting on the Ecosystem ATTACH 5/ 30/ 00 225 Morton Salt Environmental Resource group on Road Salts Arthur Letts, Morton Salt 39 40 Rulemaking Record for Preliminary Administrative Determination for Ferric Ferrocyanide Post Comment Period ( OW 2002 0036)

DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender H. 1 Letter re: Thank you for meeting 03/ 20/ 03 CORR 03/ 26/ 03 2 Morgan, Lewis & Bockius,

LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 1.1 Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Blackstone Valley Electric Co. Judgment ATTACH 10/ 06/ 95 1 United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit Record Francis P. Scigliano,

Court Clerk H. 2 Fax re: Question # 22 of Questions and Answers Booklet CORR 03/ 22/ 03 5 USEPA Marion Kelly,

USEPA Lynn Beasley,

USEPA H. 3 Letter re: FFC Matters CORR 03/ 21/ 03 1 Crowell & Moring LLP Geoffrey H. Grubbs,

USEPA Ridgway M. Hall,

Jr., Crowell &

Moring LLP H. 3.1 Statement of John C. Kolojeski ATTACH 01/ 24/ 97 13 John C. Kolojeski Geoffrey H. Grubbs,

USEPA Ridgway M. Hall,

Jr., Crowell &

Moring LLP H. 4 Letter re: response to 02/ 11/ 03 letter CORR 02/ 24/ 03 1 USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA H. 5 Letter re: response to 12/ 18/ 02 letter to Tracy Mehan CORR 02/ 05/ 03 1 USEPA John Kolojeski,

Patton & Boggs,

LLP Mary T. Smith,

USEPA H. 6 Letter re: Ferric Ferrocyanide ( Prussian Blue) CORR 02/ 11/ 03 4 Morgan, Lewis & Bockius,

LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 6.1 FDA Encourages New Drug Application Submissions for Prussian Blue as a Treatment for Thallium or Radioactive Cesium Contamination ATTACH 01/ 31/ 03 3 FDA News G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 6.2 Guidance for Industry on Prussian Blue for Treatment of Internal Contamination with Thallium or Radioactive Cesium; Availability ATTACH 02/ 04/ 03 4 68 FR 5645 G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 41 H. 6.3 Artists' Pigment Can be Used to Fight " Dirty Bomb"

Effects  Drug Companies Urged to Make Pigment,

Which May Treat Exposure to Radiation ATTACH 02/ 03/ 03 3 Wall Street Journal Online G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 6.4 FDA Urges " Dirty Bomb" Treatment  Paint Pigment Prussian Blue May be Radiation Antidote ATTACH 01/ 31/ 03 2 MSNBC. com G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 6.5 FDA Urges Drug Companies to Manufacture " Dirty Bomb" Treatment ATTACH 01/ 31/ 03 2 Boston. com G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Quarles,

Morgan, Lewis &

Bockius, LLP H. 7 Letter re: response to 12/ 20/ 02 letter CORR 01/ 22/ 03 1 USEPA Chris Beck, Patton &

Boggs LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA H. 8 Letter re: Commonwealth of Massachusetts v.

Blackstone Valley Electric Co., C. A. No. 87 01799

JLT CORR 12/ 18/ 02 3 Patton & Boggs, LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA John Kolojeski,

Patton & Boggs,

LLP H. 9 Letter re: Commonwealth of Massachusetts v.

Blackstone Valley Electric Co., C. A. No. 87 01799

JLT CORR 12/ 20/ 02 3 Patton & Boggs LLP G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA Chris Beck, Patton &

Boggs LLP H. 10 Response to request from Patton & Boggs CORR 11/ 12/ 02 1 + attachm ents USEPA Vicki Krengel,

Patton & Boggs,

LLP Maria Gomez

Taylor, USEPA H. 11 Number Not Used H. 12 Letter re: Commonwealth of Massachusetts v.

Blackstone Valley Electric Co., C. A. No. 87 01799

JLT ( D. Mass.) CORR 10/ 24/ 02 4 USEPA Joseph L. Tauro, US District Court,

Massachusetts G. Tracy Mehan, III,

USEPA H. 13 Meeting Summary ( 02/ 28/ 03 Meeting with John Quarles); EPA's Preliminary Administrative Determination Regarding Ferric Ferrocyanide REF 04/ 10/ 03 2 USEPA Record Marion Kelly,

USEPA H. 14 Order Adding Toxic Substances to Schedule 1 to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 REF 12/ 01/ 01 11 Canada Gazette Vol. 135,

No. 48 Record Canada Environmental Protection Agency DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 42 H. 15 The Effects of UVB Radiation on the Toxicity of Fire Fighting Chemicals REF 03/ 23/ 00 72 Edward E. Little and Robin D. Calfee, US Geological Survey USDA Forest Service Edward E. Little and Robin D. Calfee, US Geological Survey H. 16 Letter re: Ferric ferrocyanide (" FFC") Peer Review Referral COMMENT 4/ 18/ 03 3 Patton and Boggs, LLP Mary T. Smith,

USEPA John Voorhees,

Patton and Boggs,

LLP H. 16.1 Memorandum re: Response to EPA Peer Review Questions ATTACH 4/ 18/ 03 5 RETEC Group, Inc. John Voorhees, Lorri Bade, and Carolyn McIntosh, Patton and Boggs, LLP Rajat Ghosh ( RETEC) and Richard Luthy ( Stanford University)

H. 17 Notes on FFC Meeting on March 20, 2003 REF 3/ 20/ 03 1 USEPA Record Mary T. Smith,

USEPA H. 18 Declaration of G. Tracy Mehan, III in Response to order to show cause REF 5/ 2/ 03 11 US District of Massachusetts Record Tracy Mehan, III USEPA H. 19 Note to the Record on February 27, 2001 FFC Meeting NOTE 6/ 23/ 03 1 USEPA Record Maria Gomez Taylor H. 20 Meeting: The Chemistry of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC); Presentation by Richard Luthy and Rajat S.

Ghosh NOTES 02/ 04/ 03 5 DynCorp Record James Boiani,

DynCorp H. 20.1 Presentation by Richard Luthy and Rajat S. Ghosh PRESENT 02/ 04/ 03 30 Richard Luthy and Rajat S.

Ghosh H. 21 Number Not Used H. 22 External Peer Review: Charge to Peer Reviewers H. 22.1 Documents Provided to Peer Reviewers H. 22.2 Comments Summary Report Revised: External Peer Review of the Preliminary Determination on Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is One of the Cyanides Under Section 307A of the Clean Water Act REPORT 05/ 03 23 Versar USEPA Versar DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 43 H. 22.3 EPA Assessment of External Peer Review of the Preliminary Determination on Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is on the of the " Cyanides" Under Section 307( a) of the Clean Water Act DOC 05/ 03 29 USEPA Record USEPA H. 23 EPA Notice of Proposed Preliminary Administrative Determination on Ferric Ferrocyanide LETTER 1/ 26/ 01 2 Patton and Boggs, LLP Mitchell Daniels,

Director, Office of Management and Budget John Voorhees,

Patton and Boggs,

LLP H. 24 Comments on Inclusion of Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) on Clean Water Act Toxic Pollutant List MEMO 6/ 18/ 03 1 USEPA Tracy Mehan,

Assistant Administrator,

Office of Water Paul Gilman,

Assistant Administrator,

Office of Research and Development ( Attachment is H. 25)

H. 25 Comments on Inclusion of Ferric Ferrocyanide on Clean Water Act Toxic Pollutants List MEMO 6/ 13/ 03 3 USEPA Kevin Y. Teichman,

Director, Office of Science Policy Gary J. Foley,

USEPA National Exposure Research Laboratory H. 26 ASTM standards referenced in comments LETTER 06/ 09/ 03 2 USEPA Nathalie Perkins,

ASTM William Telliard,

USEPA H. 27 Draft labeling for Prussian blue capsules DOC   11 H. 28 Preliminary Administrative Determination Document on the Question of Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is One of the " Cyanides" Within the Meaning of the List of Toxic Pollutants Under the Clean Water Act; Notice of availability and reopening of comment period FRN 11/ 4/ 02 3 67 FR 67183 H. 29 Preliminary Administrative Determination Document on the Question of Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide is One of the " Cyanides" Within the Meaning of the List of Toxic Pollutants Under the Clean Water Act; Correction FRN 11/ 12/ 02 1 67 FR 68725 DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 44 H. 30 Number Not Used H. 32 Sorption of Iron Cyanide Complexes in Soils ARTICLE 2002 8 Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J. 66:

437 444 Record T. Rennert and T.

Mansfeldt H. 33 Simple Modeling of the Sorption of Iron Cyanide Complexes on Ferrihydrite ARTICLE 2001 5 J. Plant Nutri. Soil Sci. 164:

651 655 Record T. Rennert and T.

Mansfeldt H. 34 Sorption of Iron Cyanide Complexes on Geothite ARTICLE 03/ 01 8 European J. Soil Sci. 52:

121 128 Record T. Rennert and T.

Mansfeldt H. 35 Dissolution Behavior of Iron Cyanide ( FFC) in Contaminated Soils ARTICLE 09/ 1992 7 Environ. Sci. Tech. 26:

1832 1838 Record J. L. Meeussen,

M. G. Keizer, W. H.

Van Riensdijk,

F. A. M. DeHaan ( See B. 7)

H. 36 Solubility of Cyanide in Contaminated Soils ARTICLE 1994 8 J. Environ. Qual. 23: 785

792 Record J. L. Meeussen,

M. G. Keizer, W. H.

Van Riensdijk,

F. A. M. DeHaan H. 37 Transport of Complexed Cyanide in Soil ARTICLE 1995 13 Geoderma 67: 73 85 Record J. L. Meeussen,

W. H. Van Riensdijk,

S. E. A. T. M. Van der Zee H. 38 Adsorption Characteristics of Iron Cyanide Complex on   Al2O3 ARTICLE 1996 8 J. Colloid Interface Sci.

181: 627 634. Record W. P. Cheng and C.

Huang H. 39 Degradation of Ferrous( II) Cyanide Complex Ions by Pseudomonas fluorescens ARTICLE 1999 8 Process Biochemistry 34: 901 908 Record A. Y Dursun, A.

Calik, and Z. Aksu.

H. 40 Photochemical Changes in Cyanide Speciation in Drainage from a Precious Metal Ore Heap ARTICLE 2002 6 Environ. Sci. Technol.

36: 840 845 Record C. A. Johnson, R. W.

Leinz, D. J. Grimes,

and R. O. Rye DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 45 H. 41 Risk Assessment of Historical Soil Contamination with Cyanides; Origin, Potential Human Exposure and Evaluation of Intervention Values REPORT 2001 160 National Institute of Public Health and The Environment, The Netherlands. RIVM report 711701019 Record H. W. Köster H. 42 The Use of Hexacyanoferrates in Different Forms to Reduce Radiocaesium Ccontamination of Animal Products in Russia. ARTICLE 1998 10 Sci. Total Environ. 223,

167 176 Record A. N. Ratnikov, A. V.

Vasiliev, R. M.

Alexakhin, E. G.

Krasnova, A. D.

Pasternak, B. J.

Howard, K. Hove,

and P. Starnd H. 43 Chemical Stability and Decomposition Rate of Iron Cyanide Complexes in Soil Solutions ARTICLE 1992 6 Environ. Sci. Technol.

26: 511 516 Record J. C. L. Meeussen,

M. G. Keizer, and F. A. M. de Haan.

H. 44 Sunlight Induced Photochemistry of Aqueous Solutions of Hexacyanoferrate( II) and ( III) Ions ARTICLE 1993 5 Environ. Sci. Technol.

27: 1875 1879 Record W. S. Rader, L.

Solujic, E. B. Milosavijevic, and J. L. Hendrix H. 45 Chemical Speciation and Behavior of Cyanide in Contaminated Soils, ARTICLE 1992 Wageningen. Record J. C. L. Meeussen H. 46 Cyanides and their Toxicity: A Literature Review ARTICLE 1980 11 The Veterinary Quarterly 2: 104114 Record J. O. Egekeze and F. W. Oehme.

H. 47 Bioavailability of Iron and Cyanide from Oral Potassium Ferric Hexacyanoferrate( II) in Humans ARTICLE 1990 3 Arch. Toxicol. 64: 420 422 Record P. Nielsen, B.

Dresow, R. Fischer,

and H. C. Heinrich H. 48 Critical Survey of Stability Constants of Cyano Complexes ARTICLE 1987 18 Pure & Appl. Chem.

59: 1703 1720 Record M. T. Beck H. 49 Natural Attenuation of Iron Complexed Cyanides in Soil and Groundwater at Former Gaswork Sites ARTICLE 1998 2 Contaminated Soil' 98, 819

820 Record H. Hommelgaard,

S. K. Munch, H.

Mosbaek, and P.

Kjeldsen DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 46 H. 50 Behavior of Complex Cyanides in Natural Water with High Rate of Contamination ARTICLE 1966 8 Roczniki Panstwowego Zakladu Hig., Vol. 17, No. 1,

95 102 Record Kongiel Chablo Irena H. 51 Toxicity of Ferro and Ferricyanide Solutions to Fish and Determination of the cause of Mortality ARTICLE 1948 11 Trans. Am. Fisheries Soc.

Vol. 78, 192 202 Record G. E. Burdick and M.

Lipschuetz H. 52 Direct Photolysis of Hexacyanoferrate Complexes:

Proposed Applications to the Aquatic Environment REPORT 1980 EPA 600/ 3 80 003,

ERLORD USEPA, Duluth, MN Record S. J. Broderius and L. L. Smith ( See B. 12)

H. 53 Memorandum: The Cyanide Story  Part II ATTACH 12/ 11/ 73 11 USEPA OGC Record Murray P. Strier,

USEPA, OGC ( See E. 1.7.44)

H. 54 Reviews of the Environmental Effects of Pollutants:

V. Cyanide DOC 10/ 78 205 Oak Ridge National Laboratory and USEPA Record L. E. Towill,

J. S. Drury, B. L.

Whitfield, E. B.

Lewis, E. L. Galyan,

A. S. Hammons H. 55 An Electrochemical Study of the Photochemical Decomposition of Metal Cyanide Complexes DOC 1980 116 University Microfilms International Record Joseph William Dauchy, University of Texas H. 56 Problems Arising from the Redevelopment of Gas Works and Similar Sites. 2. Ed. REPORT 1987 ed. Department of the Environment, London Record ed. Department of the Environment,

London H. 57 The Merck Index: Ferric Ferrocyanide DOC 1996 2 Merck Index, 12th ed. p. 683 Record Merck Index H. 58 The FDA's Drug Review Process: Ensuring Drugs are Safe and Effective DOC 07/ 2002 8 http:// www. fda. gov/ fdac/ feat ures/ 2002/ 402_ drug. html Record USFDA FDA Consumer magazine July August 2002 H. 59 Prussian Blue DOC 1 http:// webexhibits. org/ pigme nts/ indiv/ history/ prussblue/ h tml Record Pigments through the Ages H. 60 Memorandum from John Kolojeski to Mary Smith MEMO 8/ 19/ 03 1 John Kolojeski Mary Smith John Kolojeski DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender 47 H. 60.1 Memorandum from Rajat Ghosh ( RETEC) and Richard Luthy ( Stanford University) to John Voorhees; re: Analysis of Lower Ecorse Creek Dump Report and Ric Gass's letter to USEPA ( EAD)

in support of the PAD document on FFC MEMO 8/ 18/ 03 5 RETEC John Voorhees Rajat Ghosh ( RETEC) and Richard Luthy ( Stanford University)

H. 60.2 Relative Toxicity of Cyanide in Prussian Blue Compounds Associated with Manufactured Gas Plant Sites REPORT 6/ 20/ 03 8 Purdue University Record J. L. Borowitz and G. E. Isom H. 61 Memorandum from Rajat Ghosh ( RETEC) and Richard Luthy ( Stanford University) to John Voorhees; re: Response to EPA Peer Review Report MEMO 6/ 30/ 03 11 RETEC John Voorhees Rajat Ghosh ( RETEC) and Richard Luthy ( Stanford University)

H. 62 Note for the FFC Record NOTE 9/ 4/ 03 2 USEPA Record Geoff Grubbs,

USEPA H. 63 Ferric Ferrocyanide (" FFC")/ Prussian Blue CORR 8/ 19/ 03 1 Patton & Boggs LLP Thomas Gibson John Voorhees,

Patton & Boggs LLC H. 63.1 Briefing Materials on Prussian Blue for Meeting with Thomas J. Gibson, Chief of Staff, US Environmental Protection Agency ATTACH 8/ 20/ 03 75 Ridgway Hall, Richard Hanneman, Richard Luthy,

John Quarles, John Voorhees Thomas Gibson Ridgway Hall,

Richard Hanneman,

Richard Luthy, John Quarles, John Voorhees 48 Rulemaking Record for Final Administrative Determination for Ferric Ferrocyanide ( OW 2002 0036)

DCN Subject Type Dates Pages Source Recipient Sender I. 1 Comment Response Document for EPA's Final Administrative Determination Regarding Ferric Ferrocyanide ( FFC) REPORT 07/ 03 USEPA Record USEPA I. 2 Final Administrative Determination Document on the Question of Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide Is One of the " Cyanides" Within the Meaning of the List of Toxic Pollutants Under the Clean Water Act FAD 07/ 03 USEPA ( EPA 821 R 03

014) Record USEPA I. 3 Final Administrative Determination Document on the Question of Whether Ferric Ferrocyanide Is One of the " Cyanides" Within the Meaning of the List of Toxic Pollutants Under the Clean Water Act FRN 10/ 03 68 FR 57690 Record 67 FR xxxxx I. 4 Factsheet: Administrative Determination: Ferric Ferrocyanide is one of the " Cyanides" in the Clean Water Act's List of Toxic Pollutants DOC 07/ 03 USEPA ( EPA 821 R 03

012) Record USEPA