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PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT IN EPA DECISIONS

A National Dialogue convened by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
and hosted by Information Renaissance
with additional support from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

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Governmental, Academic and Non-Profit Reports and Research

United States General Accounting Office Reports

Federal Rulemaking: Agencies' Use of Information Technology to Facilitate Public Participation, June 30, 2000

Electronic Government: Government Paperwork Elimination Act Presents Challenges for Agencies, September 15, 2000 Letter Report

Regulatory Management: Communication about Technology-Based Innovations Can Be Improved, February 12, 2001

Environmental Information: EPA Needs Better Information to Manage Risks and Measure Results, October 3, 2000

Electronic Government: Selected Agency Plans for Implementing the Government Paperwork Elimination Act, June 21, 2001.

Environmental Protection: More Consistency Needed Among EPA Regions in Approach to Enforcement, June 1, 2000.

National Academy of Public Administration

environment.gov: Transforming Environmental Protection for the 21st Century

Learning from Innovations In Environmental Protection: Commissioned Research Papers on a variety of topics including enforcement, state/federal relationships and collaborative approaches to managing watersheds.

Resources for the Future

The Quality of Stakeholder-Based Decisions: Lessons from the Case Study Record, Thomas C. Beierle, November 2000

Electronic Democracy and Environmental Governance: A Survey of the States, Thomas Beierle and Sarah Cahill, October 2000

The Federal Advisory Committee Act and Public Participation in Environmental Policy, Rebecca J. Long and Thomas C. Beierle, January 1999

Public Participation in Environmental Decisions: An Evaluation Framework Using Social Goals, Thomas C. Beierle, November 1998

Information Renaissance

Online Rulemaking: A Tool For Strengthening Civic Infrastructure, Barbara H. Brandon and Robert D. Carlitz

Information Renaissance. Suggestions for Using the Internet to Build Capacity to Participate in Environmental Protection Agency Activities

Duke Environmental Law and Policy forum - Symposia

The Nexus Between Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development (Spring 1999)

Risk in the Republic: Comparative Risk Analysis and Public Policy (Fall 1997)

John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

Is Consensus an Appropriate Basis for Regulatory Policy?, Cary Coglianese,

Environmental Law Institute

Building Capacity to Participate in Environmental Protection Agency Activities: A Needs Assessment and Analysis (June 1999)

Libraries as a Community Resource for Environmental Information

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This EPA Dialogue is managed by Information Renaissance. Messages from participants are posted on this non-EPA web site. Views expressed in this dialogue do not represent official EPA policies.