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From: Culpepper, Linda [/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANG[ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
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Subject: Sept. I3thVVOC— FVV: Discussion on Presentations at[K8C
Attachments ARRK8emo_EW1C_EducationSep13JD5commentsrev|c.docx
Dr. Rubin and Chairman Solomon are working with the WQC agenda to include an educational piece on new chemicals,
low detection level, etc.
Chairman Solomon would like you to speak for just a few minutes on the state's activities. Draft attached.
Linda Culpepper
Deputy Director
Division of Water Resources
North Carolina DepadmentnfEmimnmento|Quality
1611Mail Service. CenLer
phone:[phone]
From: Culpepper, Linda
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2017 9:26 PM
Cc: Julie Wilsey xjw|[e-mail]>;Albert Rubin <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: Discussion on Presentations at EMC
Just a few suggestions attached.
Linda Culpepper
Deputy Director
Division wWater Resources
North Carolina DepedmentofEnvimnmenta|Oue|by
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Phone: [phone]
From: So|omon,]D/RAL
Sent: Saturday, August l2,2Ol711:32AM
To: Albert Rubin ; Culpepper, Linda
Cc: Julie Wilsey
Subject: RE: Discussion on Presentations at EMC
Very good stravvman. Changed ittofit mystyle since |amsigning it. Julie and Linda please jump inwith edits ontop of

Dan Vallero's best contact is [e-mail]
His most recent bio (from a current paper we are doing) is:
Dan Vallero is an internationally recognized expert in environmental science and engineering. For four decades, he has
conducted research, advised regulators and policy makers, and advanced the state -of -the -science of environmental risk
assessment, measurement and modeling. He has worked in both the executive and legislative branches ofU.S.
government on the most important environmental problems, including global scale atmospheric problems such as
persistent, bioaccumulating toxins (so-called PBTs), ecosystem response to climate change and acid rain, and human
risks posed by chemicals, such as cancer and endocrine disruption. He is the author of fourteen textbooks addressing
pollution engineering, environmental disasters, biotechnology, green engineering, life cycle analysis and waste
management. His newest book, Translating Diverse Environmental Data into Reliable Information: How to Coordinate
Evidencefrom Different Sources (ISBN: 9780128124468), is scheduled for release on October 1, 2017, by Academic Press.
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2017 12:58 PM
Cc: Solomon, JD/RAL <[e-mail]>; Julie Wilsey <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Discussion on Presentations at EIVIC [EXTERNAL]
as mentioned... here is a straw man for the educational session for sep, water quality committee
thank you all for your time this morning to deal with this issue.
be well. do good.
On Thu, Aug l020l7ot|:32PM, - Linda wrote:
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Albert Robert (Bn6)Rubin, Emeritus Professor
Biological and Agricultural Engineering
North Carolina State University
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