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Great Lakes Funding
Previous Requests for Proposals
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Table of Contents
- Introduction and Purpose
- General Great Lakes Priorities
- GLNPO Activities and Funding (including description of process and schedule)
Appendix 1 - Application Instructions, Eligibility, etc.
Appendix 2 - Request for Preproposals/Criteria
Appendix 3 - USEPA Contact for Great Lakes Priorities
FY2000 - 2001 Great Lakes Priorities and Funding Guidance
USEPA CONTACTS FOR GREAT LAKES PRIORITIES
USEPA’s role in the Great Lakes is to steer the U.S. Great Lakes effort and to provide timely technical support and assistance, coordinating not only with U.S. partners, but also with Canadian counterparts. Our Great Lakes efforts are thus organized in a nested structure.
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USEPA's Great Lakes National Program Office (GLNPO) steers and coordinates activities at a Basin-wide level.
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Regional Teams and Programs steer and coordinate activities focusing on four of the five Great Lakes, their AOCs, and other targeted geographic areas. In Region 5, the Regional Teams serve leadership and coordinating roles. They influence funding decisions of USEPA media programs, such as Air, Water, and Waste, as well as National Initiatives, such as Brownfields. They can also help identify funding sources and priorities for LaMPs, RAPs, and other initiatives.
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Coordination and integration of State, Tribal, and Federal environmental programs is intended to be accomplished through Environmental Performance Partnership Agreements. Projects can also be developed outside of that structure.
Contacts for Programs and Teams who can best provide information about their Great Lakes priorities and funding opportunities are listed below. Since evaluations of the GLNPO Preproposals will take into account recommendations on specific needs and priorities of geographic areas within the Great Lakes, particularly those of LaMPs and RAPs, we especially encourage consultations. Note that e-mail addresses use the convention Alastname.firstname@epa.gov@.
GLNPO:
- Contaminated Sediments: Marc Tuchman (312-353-1369)
- Pollution Prevention and Reduction: Rita Cestaric (312-886-6815)
- Habitat (Ecological) Protection: Karen Rodriguez (312-353-2690)
- Invasive Species: Marc Tuchman (312-353-1369)
- Emerging Issues: Paul Horvatin (312-353-3612)
- http://www.epa.gov/glnpo/fund/glf.html
USEPA REGION 2 (INCLUDING NY)
- Fred Luckey (212-637-3805)
- Seth Ausubel (212-637-3793)
USEPA REGION 3 (INCLUDING PA)
- Renee Gruber (215-814-5751)
REGION 5 (INCLUDING IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, AND WI) APRIORITY APPROACH@ TEAMS
- Sediments: Bonnie Eleder (312-886-4885)
- Toxics Reduction: Dan Hopkins (312-886-5994)
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- Environmental Justice: Karla Johnson (312-886-5993)
REGION 5 APRIORITY GEOGRAPHIC/PLACE@ TEAMS
- L. Erie: Francine Norling (312-886-0271)
- L. Michigan: Judy Beck (312-353-3849)
- L. Superior: Elizabeth LaPlante (312-353-2694)
- Northeast Ohio: Rich Winklhofer (440-835-5200)
- Greater Chicago: Mardi Klevs (312-353-5490)
- NW Indiana: Sally Swanson (312-353-8512)
- SE Michigan: Laura Lodisio (312-886-7090)
REGION 5 WATER PROGRAM
Coastal Environmental Management (CEM) funds
- Mary Pat Tyson (312-886-3006)
Nonpoint Source Pollution
- Ernesto Lopez (312-886-3017)
- Karen Bell (312-353-8640)
- Tom Davenport (312-886-0209)
Water Pollution Control - State and Interstate Program Support
- Headquarters - Carol Crow (202-260-6742)
- Regional - Gene Wojcik (312-886-0174)
AIR PROGRAM
- Region 5 - Carlton Nash (312-886-6030)
- Region 2 - Ron Borsellino (212-637-3705)
- HQ - Dale Evarts (919-541-5535)
SUPERFUND PROGRAM
- Region 5 - James Hahnenberg (312-353-4213)
- www.epa.gov/R5Super/
Brownfields
- Region 5: James Van der Kloot (312-353-3161)
- Region 3: Tom Stolle (215-814-3129)
- Region 2: Larry D'Andrea (212-637-4314)
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM
- Region 5: Richard Traub (312-353-8319) for general §3011 questions; Mary Setnicar (312-886-0976) for P2, hazardous waste minimization, solid waste management
- Region 3: Paul Gotthold (215-814-3410)
- Region 2: Ray Basso (212-637-4109) and Michael Infurna (212-637-4177)
PESTICIDES/TOXIC SUBSTANCES
- Region 5: Tony Martig (312-353-2291) for Toxics; Margaret Jones (312-353-5790) for Ag. Clean Sweeps
- Region 3: Donald Lott (215-814-2041) for pesticides, lead, and asbestos ; John Ruggero (215-814-2142) for PCBs and EPCRA
- Region 2: Fred Kozak (908-321-6769) for Pesticides; Dave Greenlaw for Toxics (908-321-6817)
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
- Headquarters: Diane Berger/Sheri Jojokian (202-260-8619)
- Region 5: Julie Moriarty (312-353-5789)
- Region 3: Larry Brown (215-814-5527)
- Region 2: Terry Ippolito (212-637-3671)
GREAT LAKES RESEARCH
- Inhouse research: Steven Bradbury (218-529-5025)
- Science to Achieve Results (STAR)