USEPA Email Formats

Environmental Services • Washington, District of Columbia, United States • 2001-5000 Employees

USEPA Email Formats

USEPA uses 3 email formats. The most common is {last name}.{first initial} (e.g., doe.j@epa.gov), used 76.7% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{last name}.{first initial}	doe.j@epa.gov	76.7%
{last name}.{first name}	doe.john@epa.gov	17.4%
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@epa.gov	1.8%

Key Contacts at USEPA

Patricia Durrant

Special Assistant To The Epa Osdbu Director

Sally Gutierrez

Director, Nrmrl

Jeffery Robichaud

Director, Water Division

Kevin Culligan

Senior Policy Director - Office Of Air Quality Planning And Standards

John Thomas

Division Director

Brian Frazer

Director, Office Of Wetlands, Ocean And Watersheds Owow

Helena Healy

Office Director

Sarah Mazur

Principal Associate National Program Director, Sustainable And Healthy Communities Research Program

George Schupp

Director For The Laboratory Services And Applied Science Division At Usepa Region 5

Piyachat Terrell

Director

Company overview

Headquarters	USEPA Headquarters, Ariel Rios Building, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W., Washington, DC 20460, US
Website	epa.gov
NAICS	54162
Keywords	Brownfields, Site Remediation, Radiation Protection, Air And Water Quality, Waste Regulation, Environmental Grants, Environmental Radioactive Material Measurement, Protecting Human Health And The Environment
Founded	1970
Employees	2001-5000
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About USEPA

EPA was founded December 2, 1970, employs 17,000 people across the country & deals with United States environmental issues both domestically & abroad. President Richard Nixon proposed & Congress supported "a strong, independent agency." that viewed "the environment as a whole." The President's charge to the first EPA Administrator [a 38-year-old Assistant Attorney General named William Ruckelshaus] was to treat "air pollution, water pollution and solid wastes as different forms of a single problem." The main purpose of the reorganization giving birth to EPA was to introduce a "broad systems approach [that]...would give unique direction to our war on pollution." Ruckelshaus said that he & EPA were starting with "no obligation to promote commerce or agriculture." By promising to enforce "reasonable standards of air quality," Ruckelshaus positioned himself as the government advocate of environmental progress; not merely a mediator between industry & the public. In fact, he envisioned for EPA a crucial role in the "development of an environmental ethic" among businessmen & citizens alike. EPA employees work at: HQ in Washington, DC, 10 regional offices [Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Denver, San Francisco, & Seattle] & more than two dozen labs & field offices across the 50 states & 6 territories. EPA staff is highly educated, motivated & technically trained. More than half are engineers, scientists, & policy analysts. Many are also legal, public affairs, financial, information management & computer specialists. Only NASA staff hold more advance degrees than do EPA staff. EPA develops regulation & enforces [both civilly & criminally] statutes protecting human health & the environment. EPA promotes technical assistance & international coordination on environmental issues. EPA researches & sets standards for environmental programs & delegates those programs to states to assist in & perhaps one day take over EPA's mission.