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This document is a memo from Phil Cooney at the Council on Environmental Quality providing excerpts from individual cabinet reports to several CEQ staff members. It discusses a request from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts attorney general for EPA records related to the agency's role in preparing the U.S. Climate Action Report and coordinating with other climate change programs, as well as records about EPA's position on whether carbon dioxide is an air pollutant under the Clean Air Act.
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Kenneth L. Peel is RSVPing "yes" to attend the Annual Reception and Dinner on May 20, 2003 at The Capital Hilton Hotel. He provides his contact information, including his title as NSC Director for International Environmental Affairs and CEQ Associate Director, Global Affairs, as well as his office address, direct phone number, mobile number, and email address.
CAR Email 9.25.02 (h)
- Greenpeace has submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) for documents related to communications about the 2002 Climate Action Report.
- The request seeks correspondence, memos, meeting notes, and other records in CEQ's files that were obtained from or contain information from other federal agencies regarding the 2002 Climate Action Report.
- Samuel Thernstrom, a CEQ official, has informed Scott McClellan that he wants to review documents being provided to Greenpeace in response to the FOIA request before they are released.
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The document discusses an upcoming EPA report on the state of the environment. It summarizes that EPA has decided to remove all data related to global warming from the report after disputes with the White House OMB over how to portray climate change trends. An environmentalist source says EPA decided to remove the section entirely rather than allow OMB to distort the language. The document provides further details on reactions and recommendations regarding the omission of global warming data from the report.
CAR Email 4.3.03 (a)
William Hohenstein emailed Phil Cooney and others asking if they had received a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from the Massachusetts Attorney General's office regarding the 2002 Climate Action Report. The FOIA request sought information on the roles of the USDA and EPA related to the report. Hohenstein provided his contact information at the end.
CAR Email 9.10.02 (h)
This document is an email chain regarding a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from Greenpeace for documents related to communications between the Council on Environmental Quality and other agencies concerning the 2002 Climate Action Report. Phil Cooney emails other agencies to check if they received similar FOIA requests and to coordinate responses. Margot Anderson of the Department of Energy responds that she will look into the request and let Cooney know.
CAR Email 9.25.02 (b)
The document discusses a FOIA request from Greenpeace for documents related to CEQ communications about the 2002 Climate Action Report. It notes that Samuel Thernstrom has no hard copy records responsive to this request, as any emails would have already been collected, and that Phil Cooney had determined many records were deliberative and privileged. It also forwards the original FOIA request message seeking communications between CEQ and other agencies about the report.
EPA DROE Email 6.18.03 (e)
The EPA was preparing a "State of the Environment" report to be released on June 23rd. The report was intended to provide information on actual environmental conditions. However, the EPA decided to drop all data regarding global warming from the report after battling with the OMB over how to portray climate change trends. The OMB was reluctant to have information showing climate change as a serious problem included in the report. As a result, the EPA removed the entire section on global warming to avoid including distorted language. Advisers to the EPA expressed concern that omitting global warming data failed to properly address a major environmental issue.
CAR Email 8.22.02
The document is an email from Phil Cooney at the Council on Environmental Quality forwarding an article quote to several White House officials. The quote from Eileen Claussen of the Pew Center praises the Bush administration for rejecting the Kyoto Protocol, which elevated climate change as a political issue in the US and kept it in the press. Claussen notes that a recent UN climate report received significant media coverage despite containing no new information or policy initiatives.
CAR Email 9.10.02 (i)
This email thread discusses a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from Greenpeace regarding communications about the 2002 Climate Action Report. Phil Cooney, from the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), forwards the FOIA request to various federal agency FOIA officers and asks them to coordinate their responses through CEQ. James Mahoney also forwards the request within NOAA and asks the recipients to advise him of the response to CEQ.
CAR Email 6.5.02 (b)
This document is an email chain discussing a press release from the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) alleging that the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) latest climate report to the United Nations violates a prior agreement between the White House and CEI related to a lawsuit. The emails include forwarding of the original CEI press release, which claims the EPA report inappropriately relies on previously discredited climate science that the Bush Administration had agreed not to use as official policy. The chain discusses the potential implications and need to address the issue with the EPA.
CAR Email 9.6.02 (a)
The document is a forwarded email from Phil Cooney at the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) regarding a Freedom of Information Act request submitted by Greenpeace about CEQ communications pertaining to the 2002 Climate Action Report. Cooney asks federal agency FOIA officers to contact CEQ's deputy general counsel if they receive a similar request so CEQ can ensure a coordinated response. The request from Greenpeace seeks copies of correspondence, memos, notes and other records regarding CEQ's communications about the 2002 Climate Action Report.
CAR Email 9.10.02 (g)
This email thread discusses whether Greenpeace has submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request regarding the 2002 Climate Action Report. Andrea Fowler, the FOIA officer at the USDA, checks their records and reports that they have not received such a request from Greenpeace. Bill Hohenstein had forwarded a note from the Council on Environmental Quality asking if the USDA received a FOIA request from Greenpeace on this report.
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