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2009 National Tribal Forum Presentations
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| Day One - Tuesday: | |
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| Day Two - Wednesday: | |
Session 4: Indoor Air Quality Management and Public Health Elizabeth Hoffmann: Radon & Lung Cancer Kevin Koski: Boise Forte Tribe Chris Griffin: EPA Office of Radiation and Indoor Environments Session 5: Examples of Tribal Air Quality Programs Joy Wiecks: Fond du Lac Diesel Retrofit Program Charlene Nelson: Navajo Nation Part 71 CAA Delegation Implementation Syndi Smallwood: Pechanga Recycling and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Mitigation Initiative Session 6 Track 1: Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Steve Klossner: ACT Inc., Mold and moisture management Kevin Koski: Boise Forte Tribe IAQ program Session 7 Track 2: Green Jobs and Energy Track Green Jobs / Green Energy development - what tribes are doing Jeff Crawford: Forest County Potawatomi Community Brandy Toft: Leech Lake Green Team Darryl Francois: Dept. of Interior, Indian Economic & Energy Development Marion Lunn: US Dept of Energy, Energy Efficiency Block Grants (pending) Session 8 Track 3 - Ambient Air: Importance of Quality Assurance and Auditing for Tribal Programs Farshid Farsi: Quality Assurance and Auditing Requirements for Tribal Air Programs and Update on USEPA Lead NAAQS Jeremy Howe: Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, Tribal perspective Session 9 Track 4: Building Partnerships & Communications Examples of Tribes working with EPA, states, and others to improve air quality and public health Rick Sprott: Air and Waste Management Association Annabelle Allison: Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (pending) Joy Wiecks: Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Jeremy Howe: Little River Band of Ottawa Indians (no presentation) Rose Kalistook: Orutsaramiut Native Council Session 10 Track 1: Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Kevin Koski: Boise Forte Tribe IAQ presentation continued Jack Bartholomew: Radon, Energy and Ventilation Service; Radon and IAQ Session 11 Track 2: Mercury in the Environment David Krabbenhoft: Research Hydrologist USGS, National Mercury Sensitivity Map Session 12 Track 3: Ambient Air NAAQS and Attainment Status Updates Darrel Harmon: USEPA Office of Air & Radiation (no presentation) Alexis North: USEPA Region 8 Syndi Smallwood: Pechanga Tribe Session 13 Track 4: Building Partnerships & Communication Hands on activities for building partnerships and communications. Continuation of 1:30 3:00 Session.
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| Day Three - Thursday: | |
Session 14: Climate Change - Legislative Updates, Tribal and USEPA Initiatives Bob Gough: Intertribal Council on Utility Policy Bob Gruenig: National Tribal Environmental Council Neelam Patel: USEPA Office of Atmospheric Programs Session 15: Climate Change - National and Tribal Initiatives Ann McCabe: The Climate Registry Brandy Toft: Leech Lake Renewable Energy Program Rose Kalistook: Orutsaramiut Native Council (Shared same presentation with Violet) Violet Yeaton: Port Graham Village Council (Shared same presentation with Rose) Session 16: Climate Change - Q & A with Federal Agencies and National Organizations US EPA: Neelam Patel Office of Atmospheric Programs (no presentation) USDA: Mark Brodziski Acting State Director (no presentation) USGS: Susan Marcus, Native American Tribal Liaison (no presentation) USDOI: Darryl Francois, Indian Economic & Energy Development (no presentation) USGS: David Krabbenhoft, Research Hydrologist (no presentation) USDOE: Marion Lunn, Energy Efficiency Block Grants (no presentation) Conference Images: NTF pictures - images from NTF conference |
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Contact Information:
Sharlene Brown:
email: Sharlene.Brown@nau.edu
phone: (928) 523-5504








