KE27 15543 19794 COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE HARLEY O. STAGGERS, West Virginia, Chairman JOHN D. DINGELL, Michigan RICHARDSON PREYER, North Carolina JAMES J. FLORIO, New Jersey ANTHONY TOBY MOFFETT, Connecticut JIM SANTINI, Nevada ANDREW MAGUIRE, New Jersey MARTY RUSSO, Illinois EDWARD J. MARKEY, Massachusetts THOMAS A. LUKEN, Ohio DOUG WALGREN, Pennsylvania ALBERT GORE, JR., Tennessee BARBARA A. MIKULSKI, Maryland RONALD M. MOTTL, Ohio PHIL GRAMM, Texas AL SWIFT, Washington SAMUEL L. DEVINE, Ohio JAMES T. BROYHILL, North Carolina WILLIAM E. DANNEMEYER, California 444, 460 654 238, 617 Allen, Thomas N., president, Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of Armour, Frank K., on behalf of American Iron and Steel Institute... 654 Bowditch, Fred W., Ph. D., executive assistant to the vice president, environmental activities staff, General Motors Corp., on behalf of Motor Cooper, James W., director, division of air pollution control, Alabama Air 85, 106 08 Elston, John, supervisor, mobile source program, New Jersey Department Ferreri, George P., administrator, air quality programs, Environmental Health Administration, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Ferris, Benjamin G., Jr., M.D., professor of environmental health and Gage, Stephen J., Ph. D., Assistant Administrator for Research and Devel- opment, Environmental Protection Agency Goodwin, Daniel J., manager, division of air pollution control, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.. Grant, Lester, Ph. D., Director, Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office, Office of Research and Development, Environmental Protection Hammond, Paul B., M.D., Department of Environmental Health, Universi- ty of Cincinnati College of Medicine Hanna, Thomas H., senior vice president, Motor Vehicle Manufacturers 387 444, 485 Lacobelli, R. Fred, chief, bureau of vehicular emissions inspections, Arizona 167, 177 Statement of-Continued James, Michael, Office of General Counsel, Environmental Protection Landrigan, Phillip J., M.D., Director, Division of Surveillance, Hazard Lynam, Donald R., Ph. D., manager, environmental health, International Page 3, 617 325 315 341 Masciantonio, Phillip X., Ph. D., director, environmental control, United 395, 421 Needleman, Herbert L., M.D., director, lead studies, Children's Hospital 372 Perl, Lewis J., Ph. D., vice president, Natural Economic Research Associates, Inc. 205 Purdy, Ralph W., vice president, environmental control, National Steel 654 Rathbun, Daniel B., vice president, American Petroleum Institute 444, 469 738 341 Shannon, H. F., science adviser, Research and Engineering, Exxon, on behalf of American Petroleum Institute.. 444 Stewart, E. Bill, executive director, Texas Air Control Board Wallis, Roger, staff executive director, Texas Air Control Board 85 444 85 Walsh, Michael P., Deputy Assistant Administrator for Mobile Source Air Additional material submitted for the record by Alabama Air Pollution Commission, attachments to Mr. Cooper's prepared Attachment 1-Letter, dated May 10, 1978, from Mr. White to Mr. 3,5 108 109 Attachment 3-USEPA comments on Alabama's implementation plan 110 American Iron and Steel Institute: Blaming Coke Capacity Shortage on EPA Rules Called Unfair-article 694 standards 692 Letter dated December 10, 1979, from Frank Armour to Chairman 693 Documents relative to EPA's bubble policy. 722 Letter dated June 28, 1979, from Fred Tucker to Senator Jennings 720 Statement of Robert P. Peabody 711 Summary and conclusions 700 Letter dated January 22, 1980, from Dr. Masciantonio to Hon. Richard Shelby re nature of environmental demands and their impact with 736 695 674 Chart 4-Tight seal concepts Additional material submitted for the record by-Continued American Petroleum Institute: Attachments to Mr. Rathbun's prepared statement: Chart 3-Test results....... Chart 5-Fillpipe seal Chart 6-Other factor Page 482 483 483 485 484 484 Attachments to Dr. Scott's prepared statement: Exhibit I: American Petroleum Institute construction permitting expe riences of nine oil companies, 1977-79 757 Major legislative and regulatory impediments to conventional Cost comparison for stage II and on-board control of refueling emis- 561 Letter dated December 4, 1979, from Mr. Rathbun to Chairman 560 193 Arizona Department of Health Services, attachment to Mr. Iacobelli's prepared statement, vehicle inspection report. Children's Hospital Medical Center (Boston), attachment to Dr. Needleman's prepared statement, deficits in psychologic and classroom performance of children with elevated dentine lead levels Duke University Medical Center, attachments to Dr. Menzel's prepared statement: Figure 1-Inhibition of the metabolism of PGE2 by NO2 exposure Figure 3-Temporal sequence of injury and repair hypothesized to Environmental Protection Agency: 380 436 436 436 Conditional approval of State implementation plans. 29 283 List of units permitted after March 1, 1978. 640 Macroeconomic impact of Federal pollution control program 1978 assessment.. 502 Opinions of industry and consumers concerning vapor recovery sys- 546 PSD permits for coal-fired powerplants 33 Reproduction and development portion of EPA lead criteria docu- Status of air new source permit applications-October 1, 1979 Total suspended particulate (TSP) nonattainment areas Health and the Environment Subcommittee, Committee on Interstate and Health, Education, and Welfare Department, attachments to Dr. Landri- Fig. 1-Airborne lead concentrations (suspended particulates) by dis- 331 Fig. 2 Distribution of blood levels in 1- to 9-year-old children, near 331 Fig. 3-Free erythrocyte protoporphyrin (FEP) versus blood lead level, 332 Fig. 4-Peroneal nerve conduction velocity versus blood lead level, 332 Additional material submitted for the record by-Continued Idaho, State of, letter dated January 2, 1980, from Dr. Gallagher to Dr. Page 339 118 Average costs and benefits of SO2 removal under current legislation by 221 1990 utility SO2 emissions by vintage under alternative emissions 222 New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, attachments to Mr. Fig. 1-Plot of tampering versus age. 174 175 176 Texas Air Control Board, attachments to Mr. Stewart's prepared statement: Attachment I-Table of key events in development and adoption of Attachment II-Volatile organic compound emission projections, Statements submitted for the record by California Air Resources Board National Environmental Development Association. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED AT HEARINGS 100 105 853 821 834 Alabama Air Pollution Control Commission, James W. Cooper, director, division of air pollution control. American Iron and Steel Institute: Armour, Frank K. Barker, John E., director, environmental engineering, Armco Inc. Purdy, Ralph W., vice president, environmental control, National Steel Corp. American Petroleum Institute: Braden, J. Bretton, environmental coordinator. Coit, Robert A., senior staff engineer, Shell Oil Co. Rathbun, Daniel B., vice president. Scott, Carleton B., Ph. D. Shannon, J. F., science adviser, Research and Engineering, Exxon. Arizona Department of Health Services, R. Fred Iacobelli, chief, bureau of vehicular emissions inspection. Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston, Herbert L. Needleman, M.D., director, lead studies. Environmental Protection Agency: Barber, Walter C., Jr., Deputy Assistant Administrator for Air Quality Planning and Standards. Dowd, Richard, Ph. D., Director, Science Advisory Board. Gage, Stephen J., Ph. D., Assistant Administrator for Research and Grant, Lester, Ph. D., Director, Environmental Criterion and Assessment Office. Stolpman, Paul M., Director, Office of Policy Analysis. Walsh, Michael P., Deputy Assistant Administrator for Mobile Source Air Pollution Control. Health, Education, and Welfare Department, Phillip J. Landrigan, M.D., Director, Division of Surveillance, Hazard Evaluations and Field Studies, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Center for Disease Control, Public Health Service. |