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EPA: OCIR: Written Statement of Steven L. Johnson, Administrator, USEPA, May 19, 2005
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Clean Water State Revolving Funds / /

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Italy / Mexico / Colombia / Japan / Russia / United States / Brazil / Canada / Australia / Nigeria / United Kingdom / China / Argentina / Ukraine / South Korea / India / /

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Product Issues / Environmental Issue / /

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chemicals program / clean energy source / multi-media / food-use pesticides / energy security / industrial chemicals / greenhouse gas intensity / technology development / gas station / percent greenhouse gas intensity reduction goal / greenhouse gas / clean technologies / water systems / sustainable wastewater infrastructure / energy / ecological systems / information technology solutions / chemicals reduction / cleaner technologies / information technology / internal systems / deadly chemical / collaborative networks / organizational systems / chemicals / technology transfer / community water systems / /

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Great Lakes / Gulf of Mexico / Chesapeake Bay / /

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Water Alliance for Threat Reduction / U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY / Trust Fund / FY06 / Drinking Water State Revolving Fund / Congress / SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES ON / Subcommittee on Interior and Related Agencies / Superfund Trust Fund / Performance Grant Fund / State and Tribal Performance Fund / Corps of Engineers / /

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President / STEVEN L. JOHNSON ADMINISTRATOR / Chairman / Administrator / /

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Gulf of Mexico / /

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radiation / remote sensing / information technology / /

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