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Full Committee hearing entitled, “Oversight Hearing on Cleanup Efforts at Federal Facilities.”

September 18, 2008 10:00 AM

406 Dirksen EPW Hearing Room
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Majority Statement

  • Barbara Boxer
    Senator
  • Frank R. Lautenberg
    Senator

Minority Statement

  • James M. Inhofe
    Senator

Panel 1

  • Susan Bodine
    Assistant Administrator, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
    United States Environmental Protection Agency
    BodineFedFacTestimony.pdf (26.5 KBs)
  • Wayne Arny
    Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Installation and Environment,
    United States Department of Defense
    ArnyTestimony.pdf (187.5 KBs)
  • Frank Marcinowski
    Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regulatory Compliance, Department of Environmental Management
    United States Department of Energy
    MarcinowskiTestimony.pdf (281.6 KBs)

Panel 2

  • Shari T. Wilson
    Secretary
    Maryland Department of the Environment
    WilsonTestimony.pdf (71.8 KBs)
  • Bonnie Buthker
    Department of Defense Program Manager
    Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
    ButhkerUSSenateTestimonyFinal.pdf (39.5 KBs)
  • Elizabeth Limbrick
    Associate Project Manager
    Langan Engineering and Environmental Services
    Limbricktestimony.pdf (28.5 KBs)
  • Dan Hirsch
    President
    Committee to Bridge the Gap
    HirschEPWTestimony.pdf (117.0 KBs)

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