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Gary Deigan, Deigan and Associates
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David Graham, City of Chicago Department of Environment
Reggie Greenwood, South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
Stacy Swartwood, US EPA
Jim Van der Kloot, US EPA Region 5
Christine Slattery, Delta Institute