National Primary Drinking Water Regulations: Stage 2 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule; National Primary and Secondary Drinking Water Regulations: Approval of Analytical Methods for Chemical Contaminants

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Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) filings

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Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) filed 2 comments on this docket between Jan 16, 2004 and Jan 16, 2004. 56 other organizations filed here. The comment window closed 7585d ago.

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Jan 16, 2004· Comment referring to "we are pleased USEPA has proposed the 'Stage 2 Rule' with the goal of reducing reproductive and cancer risks from drinking water disinfection byproducts (DBPs)" submitted by Erik Olson, The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)· EPA-HQ-OW-2002-0043-0584

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From: Olson, Erik Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 11:56 PM To: OWDocket@epa.gov Subject: NRDC Stage 2 Comments see attached (See attached file: NRDC Comments on Stage 2.doc)

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Contact: Tom Grubbs, USEPA/OW/OGWDW, (202) 564-5262, HQ

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Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)THIS ORG
2 filings · confidence 97%
American Water Works Associationtrade assoc.
11 filings · confidence 97%
Chlorine Chemistry Counciltrade assoc.
7 filings · confidence 85%
Association of Metropolitan Water Agenciestrade assoc.
5 filings · confidence 97%
Association of State Drinking Water Administratorstrade assoc.
4 filings · confidence 85%
Association of California Water Agenciestrade assoc.
3 filings · confidence 85%
Maryland Department of the Environmentunverified attribution
3 filings · confidence 70%
and combined systems" submitted by Bruce A. Haleunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Central Utah Water Conservancy Districtunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Department of Environment and Natural Resourcesunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Fairfax County Water Authorityunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Los Angeles Department of Water and Powerunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
National Rural Water Associationtrade assoc.
2 filings · confidence 85%
referring to "This huge volume of the new regulations with their accompanying guidance manuals has placed a significant burden on water systems and state agencies" submitted by Florence Reynoldsunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
San Francisco Public Utilities Commissionunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Water Services Departmentunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resourcesunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Alliance for Healthy Homes et altrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Alyeska Pipeline Service Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
American Chemistry Counciltrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 97%
Anonymous Comment referring to "Systems that are on reduced monitoring frequencies for Total Trihalomethanes and Haloacetic Acids (5) as determined previously by their State Primacy Agency"unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Bureau of Water Supplyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Champlain Water Districtunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
City of Akron Public Utilities Bureauunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Clemson Universityunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Colorado Springs Utilities (PWSID # CO0121150) and Fountain Valley Authority (PWSID # CO0121300)unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Combined Distribution Systemsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Consumer Federation of Americatrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Department of Envirnmental Qualityunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Department of Environmental Qualityunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Department of Water Worksunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
focusing on American Water Works Association (AWWA) request to correct two items located in Appendix 1 " Review of the Toxicological Health Effects Data Supporting the Stage 2 DBPR" submitted by Thomas W. Curtistrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Georgia Rural Water Associationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
HNTB Corporationunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Inc. Bio-Filtration Operations Manualunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Inc. Coagulation and Filtration. Figure 3unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Inc. New Surface Water Purification Technologies Improve Water Quality While Reducing Production Costsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Inc. Proposed NSF/ANSI Bio-Filtration Standardunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Kentucky Rural Water Associationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Miami Dade Water and Sewer Departmentunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
North Dakota Department of Healthunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Philadelphia Water Departmentunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Public Utilities Bureau Managerunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring to "applying a population based approach to monitoring for all systems for IDSE and Stage2 compliance" submitted by United Water New Jerseyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring to "City of Portland supporting proposal to allow States to develop a program under which the State can modify monitoring requirements for consecutive systems" submitted by Mark Knudsonunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring to "supports the USEPA's (USEPAs) efforts to increase public health protection by limiting exposures to disinfection byproducts in drinking water" submitted by New York State Department of Healthunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring to Stage 2 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule's "unnecessary costs to our water systems and customer"unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring to the Stage 2 Disinfection By-Products rule on IDSE for small systemsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
referring toStage 2 disinfection By-Products rule on IDSE for small systemsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
refers to the "requirement for large and medium systems to collect data and prepare their initial distribution system evaluation (IDSE) report within two years of the final rule publication"unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
regarding "flexibility in sampling plan requirements by allowing both population-based and plant-based sampling for systems with plants" submitted by Jacqueline Strongunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Texas Commission on Environmental Qualityunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
University of North Carolinaunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
US Department of Defenseunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commissionunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Weber Basin Water Conservancy Districtunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Western Coalition of Arid Statestrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%