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ARTICLE · 27 DECEMBER 2017

The Members Of EPA's Superfund Task Force Had Really Good Memories

In July, EPA released the recommendations of the Superfund Task Force. Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility filed a FOIA request, looking for documents related to the operation of the Task Force.

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In July, EPA released the recommendations of the Superfund Task Force.  Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility filed a FOIA request, looking for documents related to the operation of the Task Force.  This week, the AP reported on EPA's defense of the inevitable law suit that PEER filed when EPA did not turn over any documents.  

It turns out that, according to Johnny Walker, the DOJ attorney representing EPA in the litigation, there is a simple explanation for EPA's failure to produce any documents – there aren't any.  According to the AP, Walker has told PEER that the Task Force kept no minutes and no materials were presented to the Task Force.  The Task Force also retained no work product other than the final report.

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