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SAN FRANCISCO – In 1970, the nation celebrated its first Earth Day and created the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Building from the passage of three monumental pieces of legislation: the Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts, EPA has made great progress in cleaning up the environment and improving human health during the past forty years.
In celebration of the anniversary of Earth Day, EPA experts in the Pacific Southwest Region are scheduling interviews interviews to raise awareness on important issues all week. EPA officials from across the region will be available to discuss important local environmental issues in your community.
If youÂ’re a member of the media interested in scheduling an interview with an EPA expert, email or call one of the media liaisons listed below.
Northern California: Mary Simms (415) 947-4270, simms.mary@epa.gov
Central California: Nahal Mogharabi (415) 947-4307, mogharabi.nahal@epa.gov
Southern California: Francisco Arcaute (213) 244-1815, arcaute.francisco@epa.gov
Arizona/Nevada: Cara Peck (415) 972-3382, peck.cara@epa.gov
Hawaii/Pacific Islands: Dean Higuchi (808) 541-2711, higuchi.dean@epa.gov
Please include your name, media affiliation, contact information and deadline in your request.
If you are a member of the public interested in learning more about any local environmental issues please visit our web site at www.epa.gov/region9 or contact us at (866) EPA-WEST (372-9378).
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