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Fish passage project wins ACEC Grand Award (April 2008)
Project wins awards for innovation and improved efficiency (2007)
Hibbing Office Relocates (October 2007)
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Commissioner Brad Moore
   Spoke at Barr
(June 2007) 
Coal Drying at Power Plant Improves Boiler Efficiency, Reduces
   Air Emissions
(June 2007) 


Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Commissioner Brad Moore Spoke at Barr on June 22, 2007

Addressing a sizeable audience in Barr’s Minneapolis office, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Commissioner Moore provided an agency and legislative update focused on water-quality assessments, industrial permitting, growth in the mining and ethanol industry sectors, and future plans associated with the state’s passage of a climate change initiative.

Clarification:
A question was asked during Commissioner Moore's presentation on what determines a "Complex Air Permitting" project. James Warner, Director of the Industrial Division of the MPCA, responded in a follow-up communication on 6/25/07:  

"The definition that we are using for a complex permit application are those applications that include one or more of the following: environmental assessment worksheet (EAW), requires air modeling, and/or AERA (air emission risk assessment). When we looked at the air permit applications received by the agency in our baseline period (2000 - 2004) the complex permit applications were around 12%. Over the past 2 1/2 years, these types of permit applications have been about 50% of the applications received."

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