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EPA Renews Agriculture Charter
Published Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 04:55 AM
Lawrence Elworth, agricultural counselor to the administrator, says - EPA is dedicated to an open and constructive working relationship with the agriculture community, - and this partnership - provides a great opportunity for EPA to create a better understanding of the intersection of the environment, agriculture, and rural communities.
EPA established the program in February 2008 as a policy-oriented committee to provide advice, information, and recommendations to the administrator on a broad range of environmental issues of primary importance to agriculture and rural communities. The committee meets twice yearly, and consists of approximately 25 members.
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