The Center, founded in 1985, is an environmental organization dedicated to protecting the environment, enhancing human, animal and plant ecologies, promoting the efficient use of natural resources and expanding participation in the environmental movement.
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Adora Andy, Deputy Associate Administrator, Office of the Press Secretary and Office of Media Relations, (202) 564-2715
Lisa Schlosser, Principal Deputy Associate Administrator, (202) 564-8368
Dru Ealons, Director, Office of Public Engagement, (202) 564-0467Amy Dewey, Director, Office of Public Liaison, (202) 564-7816Dayna Gibbons, Deputy, Office of Public Liaison, (202) 564-7983John Larmett, Senior Public Liaison Specialist for Health, Agricultural & Consumer Organizations (202) 564-7842Bonnie Piper,>Senior Public Liaison Specialist for Environmental, Conservation & Recreation Groups (202) 564- 7836Doretta Reaves, Senior Public Liaison Specialist for Environmental, Faith-Based & Tribal Organizations (202) 564-7829,Roger Campbell, Senior Public Liaison Specialist for Labor, Education & Scientific Organizations (202) 564-1591Sherry Stewart, Program Specialist, (202) 564-4303
Wadi Muhammad, Public Engagement Specialist, (202) 564-8876, muhammad.wadi@epa.gov
OEAEE is the primary office for all EPA communications and public outreach. The Associate Administrator for External Affairs and Environmental Education is the principal advisor to the Administrator on all issues concerning short-term and long-term strategic communications. OEAEE: • prepares speeches for the Administrator and senior managers,
• serves as the principal news media gateway for official Agency announcements, press releases and statements, speeches, Congressional and public hearing testimony, biographies of principal officers, and other documents of public interest,
• coordinates Agency's external message for emergency response activities,
• serves as the Agency-wide point of contact for the planning, developing, and reviewing of all Agency print, promotional, display, audiovisual and broadcast products (other than news and Web-based products) intended for the public,
• directs Agency multilingual outreach and communications efforts,
• establishes and maintains close working relationships with a broad range of public and private sector organizations,
• manages EPA's Web content, including content on epa.gov and in new social media, and
• leads and coordinates EPA programs to provide national leadership in promoting environmental literacy, in accordance with the National Environmental Education Act of 1990 (NEEA).
Programs and projects managed by OEAEE
• Administrator Jackson's Web site, including her speeches
• EPA newsroom
• Review of communication products
• Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and other social media channels
• Greenversations blog
• Environmental Education Grants Program
• President's Environmental Youth Awards (PEYA)
• Environmental Education and Training Partnership
• National Network for Environmental Management Studies (NNEMS) student fellowship program
• Office of Environmental Education, Ruth McCully, Director, 202-564-0443, mccully.ruth@epa.gov
• Office of Media Relations, Roxanne Smith, Director, 202-564-4355, smith.roxanne@epa.gov
• Office of Multimedia Operations, Ron Slotkin, Director, 202-564-6854, slotkin.ron@epa.gov
• Office of the Press Secretary, Brendan Gilfillan, Press Secretary, 202-564-8368, gilfillan.brendan@epa.gov
• Office of Public Engagement, Stephanie Owens, Director, 202-564-4355, owens.stephanie@epa.gov
• Office of Special Projects/Product Review, Lina Younes, Acting Director, 202-564-4355, younes.lina@epa.gov
• Office of Web Communications, Jeffrey Levy, Director, 202-564-9727, levy.jeffrey@epa.gov
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2) methane
3) nitrous oxide
4) hydrofluorocarbons
5) perfluorocarbons
6) sulfur hexafluoride
1) Ozone
2) Particulate Matter
3) Carbon Monoxide
4) Nitrogen Oxides
5) Sulfur Dioxide
6) Lead
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