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Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2009178 : agency, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
Subject	EPA; 'Ohio EPA'; RMI; 'RMI site'; project; 'Absorbent Materials'; funds; water; 'failure to exercise adequate oversight of agency functions and activities'; Ohio EPA--Management.; Absorbent Materials Company--Finance.; Hazardous waste site remediation--Ohio--Finance.; OGI 1.19:2009178
Description	Title from title screen (viewed on Sept. 4, 2009).; "Date of report: September 4, 2009."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Language	eng
Relation	Mode of access: Internet from the OIG web site. Address as of 9/23/2009: http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009178.pdf for the main report and http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009178XAtoF.pdf for the appendices;current access available via OCLC WorldCat.; http://worldcat.org/oclc/438036150/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Description-Abstract	In May 2009, the Ohio Inspector General's Office became aware of several news articles concerning the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's ("Ohio EPA") alleged decision to award $2.2 million to Absorbent Materials Company, LLC ("Absorbent Materials") so it could clean up high levels of trichloroethylene at the Reactive Metals Incorporated extrusion plant facility ("the RMI site") near Ashtabula, Ohio. These articles further stated the U.S. Department of Energy informed the Ohio EPA that the RMI site had been cleaned up more than two years earlier. Several of the articles quoted an unidentified Ohio EPA official who stated that the agency had relied upon an old and inaccurate geological data report attached to Absorbent Materials' application for funding, and that Ohio EPA's failure to investigate the accuracy of the information submitted by Absorbent Materials was the result of the agency's desire to quickly allocate federal stimulus money for water and sewer projects in Ohio.
Date-Issued	[2009]
Format-Extent	2 electronic texts : PDF files.
Format-Medium	Government Publication
Relation-Requires	System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.
OCLC number	438036150

Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2009178 : agency, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
Subject	EPA; 'Ohio EPA'; RMI; 'RMI site'; project; 'Absorbent Materials'; funds; water; 'failure to exercise adequate oversight of agency functions and activities'; Ohio EPA--Management.; Absorbent Materials Company--Finance.; Hazardous waste site remediation--Ohio--Finance.; OGI 1.19:2009178
Description	Title from title screen (viewed on Sept. 4, 2009).; "Date of report: September 4, 2009."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Language	eng
Relation	Mode of access: Internet from the OIG web site. Address as of 9/23/2009: http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009178.pdf for the main report and http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2009178XAtoF.pdf for the appendices;current access available via OCLC WorldCat.; http://worldcat.org/oclc/438036150/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Description-Abstract	In May 2009, the Ohio Inspector General's Office became aware of several news articles concerning the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's ("Ohio EPA") alleged decision to award $2.2 million to Absorbent Materials Company, LLC ("Absorbent Materials") so it could clean up high levels of trichloroethylene at the Reactive Metals Incorporated extrusion plant facility ("the RMI site") near Ashtabula, Ohio. These articles further stated the U.S. Department of Energy informed the Ohio EPA that the RMI site had been cleaned up more than two years earlier. Several of the articles quoted an unidentified Ohio EPA official who stated that the agency had relied upon an old and inaccurate geological data report attached to Absorbent Materials' application for funding, and that Ohio EPA's failure to investigate the accuracy of the information submitted by Absorbent Materials was the result of the agency's desire to quickly allocate federal stimulus money for water and sewer projects in Ohio.
Date-Issued	[2009]
Format-Extent	2 electronic texts : PDF files.
Format-Medium	Government Publication
Relation-Requires	System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.
OCLC number	438036150

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