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2022 State Environmental Protection (STEP) Meeting: Putting Environmental Infrastructure to Work
Putting Environmental Infrastructure to Work
Each summer, the State Environmental Protection (STEP) Meeting takes a deep dive into a priority issue for the ECOS membership. In light of historic new investments under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), this year’s program was dedicated to showcasing ways state environmental agency leaders and our federal, industry, and NGO partners could best leverage the influx of environmental infrastructure funding. The gathering highlighted innovative investment options while helping states navigate new infrastructure opportunities in water, air monitoring, power, transportation, land revitalization, and resiliency.
Materials
Facilitated Discussion, Tim Male, Environmental Policy Innovation Center
- PowerPoint Slides
- Poll Questions & Results
Tips & Tools for Navigating the Funding Maze
- PowerPoint Slides
- Katrina Kessler, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
- Shawn Crumlish, Virginia Resources Authority
- Jay Jensen, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (NFWF)
- NFWF’s National Coastal Resilience Fund Fact Sheet
- NFWF’s ATBC Quick Reference Guide
Keynote on Electrification 4.0, Aamir Paul, Schneider Electric
Environmental Infrastructure to Modernize Our Power Grid
- PowerPoint Slides
- Jeff Burleson, Southern Company
- Sue Quense, AVEVA
Environmental Infrastructure to Promote Resiliency
- Background Slides: Building Community-Level Resilience Through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Mark Rupp, Georgetown Climate Center
New Lanes for Environmental Infrastructure in Transportation
- PowerPoint Slides
- Serena McIlwain, California Environmental Protection Agency
- Mark Pastrone, SemaConnect
- Shane Zumpf, Trihydro
Environmental Infrastructure for Land Revitalization & Recycling
- PowerPoint Slides
- Carlton Waterhouse, U.S. EPA’s Office of Land & Emergency Management
- Holli Alexander, Eastman
Information from EPA’s Office of the Inspector General