Presentations from the 2010 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality - July 13-15 at the Hard Rock Resort/Casino, Isleta Pueblo, NM

Day 1 - Tuesday, July 13 - Morning

National Tribal Air Priorities NTAA Executive Committee
State and Local Climate and Energy Program: Emerging Tribal Focus Julie Rosenberg, OAP

Day 1 - Afternoon

Tribal Climate Change Case Studies

Climate Change Impacts to Alaska Tribes Millie Hawley, Native Village of Kivalina
Climate Impacts on the Navajo Nation Sand Dunes Margaret Hiza-Redsteer, PhD, USGS

Tribal Air Quality Program Case Studies: Mature to New Programs

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Ondrea Barber
Penobscot Indian Nation Bill Thompson
Pueblo of Isleta Ramona Montoya

The Legacy of Uranium Mining

Epidemiology of Uranium Exposure on Tribal Lands Sheldwin Yazzie, UNM School of Medicine
The Legacy of Uranium Mining Impacts on Tribal Lands Chris Shuey, Southwest Research and Information Center

Day 2 - Wednesday, July 14 - Morning

Making the Connection: Air Quality Impacts & Health Effects

CDC & ATSDR's Efforts in Air Quality and Environmental Public Health Annabelle Allison, Tribal Liaison, Office of Tribal Affairs, CDC/ATSDR
Uranium Mining in the Grants Mineral Belt & the Impact on Indigenous Peoples Manny Pino, Scottsdale Community College
Indoor/Outdoor Coal Combustion and Respiratory Health in the Navajo Nation Perry H. Charley, Dine' Environmental Institute

New & Revised Rules Updates

New & Revised Rules Updates Laura McKelvey, USEPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (OAQPS)

Day 2 - Breakout Sessions - Track 1 - Sustainable Energy & Climate Change

Seventh Generation Initiative: Leech Lake's Solar Furnaces
Brandy Toft, Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
Taking on the Climate Challenge: Tools for Supporting Tribal Governments Martin Chavez, ICLEI
DOE Tribal Energy Program
Sandra Begay Campbell, Sandia National Laboratories
Resources to Develop & Communicate Results from Climate Mitigation Programs Neelam Patel, USEPA
Tribal Development of Air Regulatory Programs
Kyle Hunderman, Southern Ute Indian Tribe
How to Cut Down on Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Recycling Syndi Smallwood, Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians

Day2 - Breakout Session - Track 2 - Ambient Air Quality Projects

Noatak Dust Air Quality Project Susie Wanda Page, Native Village of Noatak
Characterization of Benzene and Other Air Toxics in Akwesasne Angela Benedict, St. Regis Mohawk Tribe
Emissions Inventory of Sources on the Navajo Nation
Anoop Sukumaran, Navajo Nation

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Environmental Protection and Natural Resources

Greg Little, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Sunnyside Elementary School Air Toxics Monitoring Program
Chris Ellis, Southern Ute Indian Tribe
Title V Permitting: Lessons Learned in Michigan
Robin Clark, Intertribal Council of Michigan, Inc.

Day 2 - Breakout Sessions - Track 3 - Indoor Air Quality/Ambient Air Outreach Projects

Relationship of Indoor and Ambient Air Quality to respiratory Diseases in the Navajo Nation Perry H. Charley, Dine' Environmental Institute
Indoor Air Quality & Asthma Triggers Darin Steen, Bois Forte Band of Chippewa
Mobile Sources Outreach Jade Gabri, St. Regis Mohawk Tribe
Beyond Changeouts: Residential Woodsmoke Education & Outreach Kristen Bremer, USEPA OAQPS
Using an Air Quality Index for Tribal Communities Jason Mandly, Morongo Band of Mission Indians

Day 2 - Breakout Sessions - Track 4 - EPA Rule Updates

Background on the Tribal New Source Review (NSR) Rule
Laura McKelvey, OAQPS
Designations Laura McKelvey, OAQPS
Oil and Natural Gas Sector Regulatory Update Bruce Moore, OAQPS

Day 3 - Thursday, July 15 - Morning

Current Federal Policy and Resources on Climate Change

Taking a Legislative Approach Concerning Indian Tribes and Climate Change Bob Gruenig, NTEC
Federal Funding for Tribal Climate Change and Natural Resource Management Efforts Garrit Voggesser, National Wildlife Federation
EPA Climate Activity: Regulatory Actions and Current Funding Opportunities Neelam R. Patel, USEPA
Tribal Renewable Energy Opportunites Bob Gough, Intertribal Council on Utility Policy

Tribal Climate Change Case Studies

Climate Change in Alaska Rosalie Kalistook, Orutsararmiut Native Council
Violet Yeaton, Port Graham Village Council
Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point Algae to Oil Project Steve Crawford, Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point
Taking on Climate Change - Renewable Energy Projects at the Pueblo of Jemez Governor Joshua Madalena, Pueblo of Jemez


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