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The conference will take place [FR Doc. 2014–01422 Filed 1–23–14; 8:45 am] ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 from BILLING CODE 6560–50–P AGENCY 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (EST), in the Commission Meeting Room at 888 First [ER–FRL–9013–2] ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Street NE., Washington, DC 20426. The AGENCY public may attend. Environmental Impact Statements; This supplemental notice is to clarify Notice of Availability [EPA–HQ–OPP–2013–0776; FRL–9904–66] logistics for this event. Participants, Responsible Agency: Office of Federal Nominations to the FIFRA Scientific either attending in person or on the Activities, General Information (202) webcast, are encouraged to preregister at Advisory Panel; Request for 564–7146 or http://www.epa.gov/ Comments https://www.ferc.gov/whats-new/ compliance/nepa/. registration/eqr-01-22-14-form.asp. AGENCY: Environmental Protection There will be no teleconference Weekly receipt of Environmental Agency (EPA). available as mentioned in the initial Impact Statements Filed 01/13/2014 ACTION: Notice. notice. However, webcasting provides Through 01/17/2014 Pursuant to 40 CFR audio service and is archived. 1506.9. SUMMARY: This notice provides the Participants may submit questions Notice names, addresses, professional before or during the event via email to: affiliations, and selected biographical [email protected]. Please specify ‘‘EQR Section 309(a) of the Clean Air Act data of persons recently nominated to Questions for Jan 22 Conference’’ in the requires that EPA make public its serve on the Scientific Advisory Panel subject line or your emails. comments on EISs issued by other (SAP) established under the Federal This meeting/conference will be Federal agencies. EPA’s comment letters Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide transcribed. Transcripts of the meeting/ on EISs are available at: http:// Act (FIFRA). The Agency, at this time, conference will be immediately www.epa.gov/compliance/nepa/ anticipates selecting two new FIFRA available for a fee from Ace-Federal eisdata.html SAP members to serve, as a result of Reporters, Inc. (202–347–3700 or 1– EIS No. 20140012, Draft EIS, HHS, GA, membership terms that expire in 2014. 800–336–6646). A free webcast of the Centers for Disease Control and Public comments on the current meeting/conference is also available Prevention Roybal Campus 2015– nominations are invited. These through www.ferc.gov. 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HQ–OPP–2013–0776, by one of the 6. Provide specific examples to professional affiliation of the nominees following methods: illustrate your concerns and suggest in the Federal Register. • alternatives. Federal eRulemaking Portal: http:// III. Charter www.regulations.gov. Follow the online 7. Explain your views as clearly as instructions for submitting comments. possible, avoiding the use of profanity A Charter for the FIFRA SAP, dated Do not submit electronically any or personal threats. October 19, 2012, was issued in information you consider to be 8. Make sure to submit your accordance with the requirements of Confidential Business Information (CBI) comments by the comment period FACA (5 U.S.C. App. I). or other information whose disclosure is deadline identified. A. Qualifications of Members restricted by statute. FIFRA SAP members are scientists • Mail: OPP Docket, Environmental II. Background who have sufficient professional Protection Agency Docket Center (EPA/ The FIFRA SAP serves as the primary qualifications, including training and DC), (28221T), 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., scientific peer review mechanism of experience, to be capable of providing NW., Washington, DC 20460–0001. EPA’s Office of Chemical Safety and expert comments as to the impact of • Hand Delivery: To make special Pollution Prevention (OCSPP) and is pesticides on health and the arrangements for hand delivery or structured to provide scientific advice, environment. No persons shall be delivery of boxed information, please information, and recommendations to ineligible to serve on FIFRA SAP by follow the instructions at http:// the EPA Administrator on pesticides reason of their membership on any other www.epa.gov/dockets/contacts.html. and pesticide-related issues as to the advisory committee to a Federal impact of regulatory actions on health FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Fred department or agency or their and the environment. The FIFRA SAP is Jenkins, Designated Federal Officer employment by a Federal department or a Federal advisory committee, (DFO), Office of Science Coordination agency (except EPA). The EPA Deputy established in 1975 under FIFRA, that and Policy (7201M), Environmental Administrator appoints individuals to operates in accordance with Protection Agency, 1200 Pennsylvania serve on FIFRA SAP for staggered terms requirements of the Federal Advisory Ave. NW., Washington, DC 20460–0001; of 3 years. FIFRA SAP members are Committee Act (FACA). The FIFRA SAP telephone number: (202) 564–3327; fax subject to all ethics requirements is composed of a permanent panel number: (202) 564–8382; email address: applicable to Special Government consisting of seven members who are [email protected]. Employees, which include rules appointed by the EPA Deputy SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: regarding conflicts of interest. Each Administrator from nominees provided nominee selected by the EPA Deputy I. General Information by the National Institutes of Health Administrator, before being formally (NIH) and the National Science A. Does this action apply to me? appointed, is required to submit a Foundation (NSF). FIFRA, as amended confidential statement of employment This action is directed to the public by the Food Quality and Protection Act and financial interests, which shall fully in general. This action may, however, be (FQPA), established a Science Review disclose, among other financial of interest to persons who are or may be Board consisting of at least 60 scientists interests, the nominee’s sources of required to conduct testing of chemical who are available to the FIFRA SAP on substances under the Federal Food, research support, if any. an ad hoc basis to assist in reviews In accordance with FIFRA section Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA) and conducted by the FIFRA SAP. As a peer 25(d)(1), all nominees considered for FIFRA. Since other entities may also be review mechanism, the FIFRA SAP appointment to FIFRA SAP shall interested, the Agency has not provides comments, evaluations, and furnish information concerning their attempted to describe all the specific recommendations to improve the professional qualifications, educational entities that may be affected by this effectiveness and quality of analyses background, employment history, and action. made by Agency scientists. Members of scientific publications. B. What should I consider as I prepare the FIFRA SAP are scientists who have B. Applicability of Existing Regulations my comments for EPA? sufficient professional qualifications, including training and experience, to With respect to the requirements of When submitting comments, provide expert advice and FIFRA section 25(d) that the EPA remember to: recommendation to the Agency. Administrator promulgate regulations 1. Identify the document by docket ID The Agency, at this time, anticipates regarding conflicts of interest, EPA’s number and other identifying selecting two new members to serve on existing ethics regulations applicable to information (subject heading, Federal the panel as a result of membership Special Government Employees, which Register date and page number). terms that expire in 2014. The Agency include advisory committee members, 2. Follow directions. The Agency may requested nominations of experts in the will apply to the members of FIFRA ask you to respond to specific questions fields of human toxicology, SAP. or organize comments by referencing a environmental toxicology, pathology, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) part risk assessment, and/or environmental C. Process of Obtaining Nominees or section number. biology with demonstrated experience In accordance with FIFRA section 3. Explain why you agree or disagree; and expertise in all phases of the risk 25(d), EPA, on September 27, 2013, suggest alternatives and substitute assessment process including: Planning, requested that NIH and NSF nominate language for your requested changes. scoping, and problem formulation; scientists to fill vacancies occurring on 4. Describe any assumptions and analysis; and interpretation and risk FIFRA SAP. The Agency requested provide any technical information and/ characterization (including the nominations of experts in the fields of or data that you used. interpretation and communication of human toxicology, environmental 5. If you estimate potential costs or uncertainty). Nominees should be well toxicology, pathology, risk assessment, burdens, explain how you arrived at published and current in their field of and/or environmental biology with your estimate in sufficient detail to expertise. 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process including: Planning, scoping, Environmental Health at Emory Standardizing Analytical Methods for and problem formulation; analysis; and University’s Rollins School of Public Occupational and Environmental interpretation and risk characterization Health, Department of Environmental Chemistry, and serving on International (including the interpretation and Health. Although she has been in Life Sciences Institute/Health and communication of uncertainty). NIH academia for just 3 years, she has Environmental Sciences Institute’s and NSF responded by letter, providing worked to successfully establish a team steering and technical committees for the Agency with a total of 21 nominees. of cohort studies evaluating maternal- the Integration of Biomonitoring Data Copies of these letters, with the listed child health, paternal reproductive into Risk Assessment. As a result of her nominees, are available in the docket at health, and farmworker safety in efforts, Dr. Barr has received many docket ID number EPA–HQ–OPP–2013– Thailand. She is also collaborating on awards including International Society 0776. Of the 21 nominees, 10 are several child and farmworker cohorts in of Exposure Science’s Daisey Award for interested and available to actively the United States. In addition, she just Outstanding Investigator, two Health participate in FIFRA SAP meetings (see received funding to evaluate brominated and Human Services Secretary’s awards Unit IV.). In addition to the current flame retardant exposures and thyroid for exposure-health investigations nominees interested, at EPA’s function in small children. Prior to involving diethylene glycol and methyl discretion, nominees who were joining Emory, Dr. Barr was employed at parathion poisoning, 2004 Federal interested and available during the the Centers for Disease Control and Scientific Employee of the Year, CDC’s previous nomination process (see the Prevention (CDC) for 23 years. During Mackel Award for outstanding Federal Register of July 29, 2011 (76 FR her tenure at CDC, she devoted much of collaboration among epidemiology and 45555) (FRL–8882–2) may also be her time to the development of methods laboratory, and EPA’s Silver Medal for considered. Of the current 21 for assessing human exposure to a outstanding contributions to the nominations, the following 11 variety of environmental toxicants development of protocols for the individuals are not available: including current-use pesticides, National Children’s Study. 1. Asa Bradman, Ph.D., University of 2. Paul D. Blanc, M.D., University of phthalates, organochlorine chemicals California—Berkeley, Berkeley, CA. California San Francisco (UCSF), San (pesticides and polychlorinated 2. Aaron Blair, Ph.D., National Cancer Francisco, CA—i. Expertise: biphenyls (PCBs)), phytoestrogens, Institute, Bethesda, MD. Occupational and environmental diethylene glycol, methyl eugenol, vinyl 3. William Bradshaw, Ph.D., medicine. University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. chloride, and others. Dr. Barr has ii. Education: B.A. from Goddard 4. Carlos Davidson, Ph.D., San authored or coauthored over 300 peer- College, M.S. in Public Health from Francisco State University, San reviewed publications, book chapters, Harvard School of Public Health, and Francisco, CA. and many published abstracts. Some of M.D. from Albert Einstein College of 5. Vincent Hand, Ph.D., these papers have been landmark papers Medicine. HandCompass Consulting LLC, Oxford, showing human exposure to pesticides iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Blanc, OH. in the general population and is Professor of Medicine and holds the 6. Lawrence M. Hanks, Ph.D., determining appropriate matrices for Endowed Chair in Occupational and University of Illinois at Urbana— biomonitoring at each life stage. She is Environmental Medicine at UCSF, Champaign, Urbana, IL. the past President of the International where he has been on the faculty since 7. Charles Lynch, M.D., University of Society of Exposure Science (ISES; 1988. He received his B.A. from Iowa, Iowa City, IA. formerly ISEA) and previously served as Goddard College, where he first became 8. Thomas A.E. Platts-Mills, M.D., its Treasurer; she just completed a 5- interested in health and the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, year term as Editor-in-Chief of ISES’s environment, later training at the VA. official journal, Journal of Exposure Harvard School of Public Health (in 9. Alvaro Puga, Ph.D., University of Science and Environmental industrial hygiene), the Albert Einstein Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Epidemiology. She is also an Associate School of Medicine, and Cook County Cincinnati, OH. Editor of Environmental Health Hospital (in a joint Occupational 10. Theodore Slotkin, Ph.D., Duke Perspectives and serves on the editorial Medicine and Internal Medicine University School of Medicine, Durham, board of the Journal of Chromatography Residency). He was a Robert Wood NC. & Separation Techniques, Journal of 11. Rick Relyea, Ph.D., University of Johnson Clinical Scholar at UCSF from Health Research, and Advances in Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. 1985–1987 and a Fulbright Senior Medicine. She is also an active member Research Scholar at the Ben Gurion IV. Nominees of the International Society of University of the Negev in 1987–1988. Following are the names, addresses, Environmental Epidemiology, Society of He has been a resident scholar at the professional affiliations, and selected Toxicology, American Chemical Rockefeller Bellagio Center (Bellagio, biographical data of current nominees Society, American Society for Mass Italy) and the American Academy in being considered for membership on the Spectrometry, and the Association of Rome. In 2011, he was elected as a FIFRA SAP. The Agency anticipates Official Analytical Chemists. She has fellow of the Collegium Ramazzini, an selecting two individuals to fill served many important roles in the field international honorific society of vacancies occurring in 2014. of exposure assessment including occupational health leaders. In 2013– 1. Dana Boyd Barr, Ph.D., Emory serving on EPA review boards such as 2014 he is a Mellon Fellow at the Center University, Atlanta, GA—i. Expertise: the FIFRA SAP, chairing and co- for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Exposure science and environmental chairing sessions at international and Sciences at . He has health. domestic meetings, serving on the authored numerous scholarly ii. Education: B.S. in Biology from National Children’s Study Working publications in his field and is also the Brenau College and Ph.D. in Analytical Group for chemical exposures, serving author of ‘‘How Everyday Products Chemistry from Georgia State as an international expert in pesticide Make People Sick’’ (University of University. methodology and exposure assessment, California Press, 2009). He posts a blog, iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Barr serving on the German Research Household Hazards, hosted by the is a Professor of Exposure Science and Foundation’s Committee for journal, Psychology Today (http://

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www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ hydrocarbons (PAHs) and nanomaterials New Investigator Award, and a Camille household-hazards). perturb embryonic development in fish and Henry Dreyfus New Faculty Award. 3. Rachel M. Bowden, Ph.D., Illinois models (zebrafish and killifish), the She was a Howard Hughes Medical State University, Normal, IL—i. evolutionary consequences of Institute Professor from 2002–2006 and Expertise: Ecological Physiology and hydrocarbon pollution on fish was elected as a fellow of the American Endocrinology populations, and the ecological and Association for the Advancement of ii. Education: B.A. in Environmental, human health impacts of mountaintop Science in 2009. Dr. Godwin is a Luskin Population & Organismal Biology from coal mining in Appalachia. Scholar and is coPI and Director for University of Colorado-Boulder and Additionally, he has organized Education and Outreach Activities for Ph.D. in Evolution, Ecology and symposia and workshops, and written the University of California Center for Behavior from Indiana University- on the broader subject of Environmental Implications of Bloomington. interconnections between human health Nanotechnology. Dr. Godwin’s research iii. Professional Experience: Dr. and ecological integrity. Dr. Di Giulio focuses on elucidating the molecular Bowden is currently a Professor in the serves as an advisor for the Science toxicology of engineered nanomaterials School of Biological Sciences at Illinois Advisory Board of EPA, is a member of and development of assays for detection State University. She has received broad the Scientific Advisory Board, U.S. and analysis of infectious diseases. She training in the biological sciences, but Department of Defense, Strategic collaborates with Professor Tim Malloy her specific expertise is in ecological Environmental Research and in the UCLA School of Law on the physiology with a focus on Development Program, is Associate development and analysis of new endocrinology. She has been interested Editor for Environmental Health approaches to nanoregulatory policy in maternal resource provisioning to Perspectives, and recently served on the and assessment of alternatives for offspring, particularly yolk steroids and National Academy of Science hazardous substances. She also works the consequences of those maternal Committee on Exposure Assessment in actively with local organizations and resources on offspring, for nearly 20 the 21st Century. He is an active community groups to prepare for and years. Her research has evolved from member of the Society of Environmental diminish the impact of climate change simply documenting patterns related to Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC), on public health. yolk steroids to trying to understand where he previously served on the 6. Jane A. Hoppin, Sc.D., North how, mechanistically, embryos respond Board of Directors, and the Society of Carolina State University (NCSU), to and cope with the presence of Toxicology (SOT). Raleigh, NC—i. Expertise: exogenous, biologically active agents 5. Hilary Godwin, Ph.D., University of Environmental health and during development. More recently, her California at Los Angeles (UCLA), Los epidemiology. research group has been working with Angeles, CA—i. Expertise: Chemistry ii. Education: B.S. in Environmental bisphenol-A. Their interest in this and environmental health. Toxicology from University of compound lies in its ability to induce ii. Education: B.S. in Chemistry from California, Davis; M.S. in Environmental estrogen-like properties, and they are University of ; Ph.D. in Physical Health Sciences and Sc.D. in currently examining the effects of Chemistry from Stanford University. Environmental Health and exposure to bisphenol-A during early iii. Professional Experience: Professor Epidemiology from Harvard School of development using the red-eared slider Godwin joined the UCLA faculty in Public Health. turtle (Trachemys scripta) as a model 2006 and is currently a Professor in the iii. Professional Experience: Dr. system. Environmental Health Sciences Hoppin is an Associate Professor in the 4. Richard Thomas Di Giulio, Ph.D., Department and in the Institute of the Department of Biological Sciences and Duke University, Durham, NC—i. Environment and Sustainability. She Deputy Director of the Center for Expertise: Environmental toxicology. conducted postdoctoral research from Human Health and the Environment at ii. Education: B.A. in Comparative 1994–1996 at the Johns Hopkins NCSU. Dr. Hoppin’s research focuses on Literature from University of Texas at University School of Medicine in the the human health effects of pesticides Austin, M.S. in Wildlife Biology from Department of Biophysics and and other agricultural exposures. Prior Louisiana State University, and Ph.D. in Biophysical Chemistry, where she was a to joining NCSU in August 2013, Dr. Environmental Toxicology from Virginia National Institutes of Health Hoppin was a Staff Scientist at the Polytechnic Institute and State postdoctoral fellow. Prior to joining the National Institute of Environmental University. faculty at UCLA, Dr. Godwin was on the Health Sciences (NIEHS) where she was iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Di faculty of the Department of Chemistry one of the principal investigators of the Giulio is Professor of Environmental at , where she Agricultural Health Study, a federally Toxicology in the Nicholas School of was an Assistant Professor (1996–2000), funded prospective study of farmers and the Environment at Duke University Associate Professor (2000–2006), their spouses in North Carolina and where he also serves as Director of the Associate Chair (2003–2004), and Chair Iowa. During her tenure at NIEHS, Dr. Integrated Toxicology and (2004–2006) of Chemistry. She has Hoppin focused her research on the Environmental Health Program, Director served as Chair of the Department of adult respiratory health effects of of the Superfund Research Center, and Environmental Health Sciences (2007– pesticides and other agricultural Co-Principal Investigator for the Center 2008) and Associate Dean for Academic exposures. In 2010, she was awarded for the Environmental Implications of Programs (2008–2011) in the School of the NIEHS Staff Scientist of the Year Nanotechnology. Dr. Di Giulio has Public Health at UCLA as well as award. Dr. Hoppin has published over published extensively on subjects Faculty Director for the Global Bio Lab 170 peer reviewed publications in the including biochemical and molecular at UCLA (2009–2011 and 2013–present). field of environmental health and mechanisms of adaptation and toxicity, Dr. Godwin has received several awards, epidemiology. Dr. Hoppin has served on biomarkers for chemical exposure and including a Camille Dreyfus Teacher- the editorial boards of the American toxicity, and effects of chemical Scholar Award, an Alfred P. Sloan Journal of Epidemiology and the Journal mixtures and multiple stressors. His Research Fellowship, a National Science of Occupational Medicine and current work focuses on mechanisms by Foundation CAREER Award, a Toxicology; in 2010, she guest edited a which polycyclic aromatic Burroughs Wellcome Fund Toxicology special edition of International Journal

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of Environmental Research and Public visiting professorships at Ehime on cockroach and bed bug behavior, Health focused on pesticides and University, Japan and Harbin Institute of chemical ecology, physiology, health. Dr. Hoppin also focuses on the Technology and Nankai University, toxicology, biochemistry, and molecular respiratory and allergic health effects of China. Dr. Kannan’s research is focused biology. His research has resulted in phthalates and the related exposure on environmental distribution, publications, patents, and tools for pest assessment issues. bioaccumulation, human exposure, food management. His research on chemical 7. David Alan Jett, Ph.D., National contamination, and fate of toxicants. His ecology has delineated pheromone- Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, current research interests are in mediated communication in MD—i. Expertise: Neuropharmacology understanding human exposure to cockroaches, oviposition attractants in and toxicology. environmental toxicants including mosquitoes, and the evolution of ii. Education: B.A. in Biology from pesticides and health effects associated pheromone communication in moths. Hampton Institute; M.S. in Zoology/ with such exposures. Dr. Kannan has His team also characterized the role that Toxicology from University of published more than 400 research juvenile hormone plays in regulating Maryland; and Ph.D. in articles in peer-reviewed journals, 20 sexual behavior and sexual maturation Neuropharmacology and Toxicology book chapters, and edited a book. Dr. in insects and studies the function and from University of Maryland School of Kannan is one of the top 10 most highly regulation of cuticular waxes in various Medicine. cited researchers (ISI (Highly Cited)) in insects. Research in urban entomology iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Jett is ecology/environment in the world. He is in the last decade has concentrated on a Program Director at the National ranked top two globally on the list of Institute of Neurological Disorders and the biology of cockroach-produced Thompson ISI’s most highly cited allergens and intervention strategies to Stroke (NINDS) where he directs the researchers in environment/ecology NIH Countermeasures Against Chemical mitigate their pervasiveness in the domain. Dr. Kannan is a recipient of indoor environment; profiles and Threats (CounterACT) Program designed several international awards and honors to develop new drugs and diagnostic mechanisms of insecticide resistance throughout his career and to name a that form the basis for recommendations tools for treating victims of chemical few, Governor’s Gold Medal in 1986 and exposures during an emergency, among to the pest control industry; Society of Environmental Toxicology optimization of bait delivery systems, other duties. Dr. Jett conducted and Chemistry’s Weston F. Roy developing and testing repellents postdoctoral research and subsequently Environmental Chemistry award in against urban pests, and assessing the joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins 1999. Dr. Kannan is the Editor-in-Chief impact of these approaches on pest University’s Bloomberg School of Public of Ecotoxicology and Environmental behavior, humans, and the environment; Health Department of Environmental Safety and serves as an Associate Editor and practical integrated solutions (IPM) Health Sciences where he conducted of several professional journals and on to cockroach problems in livestock research as a university professor for the editorial board of several production facilities that emphasize several years. Dr. Jett’s scientific interest international journals. Dr. Kannan is a reduced-risk approaches. Dr. Schal’s is in the impact of pesticides on nervous recipient of Super Reviewer Award for research has been funded by EPA, U.S. system function, including the his scholarly and timely reviews of molecular and cellular mechanisms of manuscripts submitted to Department of Housing and Urban cognitive and neural development. Environmental Science and Technology, Development (HUD), National Institutes Specifically, he has expertise and the American Chemical Society journal. of Health (NIH), National Science experience with organophosphorus He is a frequent reviewer of research Foundation (NSF), U.S. Department of pesticides and nerve agents, and the proposals submitted for funding Agriculture (USDA), private foundations heavy metal lead. Dr. Jett’s other agencies in several countries throughout and industry and he has published over interests at NINDS are programs the world. Dr. Kannan has mentored 230 peer-reviewed papers. He has designed to increase diversity in the more than 10 masters and doctoral level served as subject editor of the Journal of neuroscience research workforce, and students and advised more than 20 Economic Entomology and Pest translational research programs. postdoctoral research associates in his Management Science, and on the 8. Kurunthachalam Kannan, Ph.D., laboratory. He secured more than $15 editorial boards of Archives of Insect New York State Department of Health, million in research grants in the past 10 Biochemistry and Physiology, Journal of Albany, NY and State University of New years. Chemical Ecology, Journal of Insect York at Albany, NY—i. Expertise: 9. Coby Schal, Ph.D., North Carolina Science, and Psyche. He also served on Environmental chemistry and State University (NCSU), Raleigh, NC— several EPA and NSF panels and as ecotoxicology. i. Expertise: Entomology. panelist and panel manager for USDA ii. Education: B.S. in Agricultural ii. Education: B.S. in Biology from grants panels, and has been an active Sciences and M.S. in Agricultural State University of New York at Albany; volunteer with the Entomological Microbiology from Tamil Nadu Ph.D. in Entomology from University of Society of America, the Entomological Agricultural University; M.S. and Ph.D. Kansas. Foundation, and the International in Environmental Chemistry and iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Schal Society of Chemical Ecology. He has Ecotoxicology from Ehime University. is the Blanton J. Whitmire Distinguished mentored 28 graduate students and 32 iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Professor of Structural Pest Management postdoctoral researchers, as well as high Kannan is a Research Scientist at at NCSU, where he is also co-founder school and undergraduate students. Dr. Wadsworth Center, New York State and member of the Executive Committee Schal teaches a graduate course in Department of Health in Albany, NY, of the W. M. Keck Center for Behavioral insect behavior, graduate seminars in where he is Chief of the Organic Biology and member of the urban entomology and chemical Analytical Laboratory at the Center. He Agromedicine Institute and the Genetics ecology, and contributes to a team- also holds a joint appointment as a Graduate Program. Between 1984–1993, taught professional development course Professor at the Department of he was Assistant and Associate and insect physiology course. Recent Environmental Health Sciences, School Professor and Extension Specialist of honors include Lifetime Honorary of Public Health, State University of Urban Entomology at Rutgers Membership in the North Carolina Pest New York at Albany. He also holds University, NJ. He is a leading authority Management Association, Distinguished

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Achievement Award in Urban as indicators of aquatic pollution and the matters which were to be the subject Entomology from the National efficacy of remediation. Dr. Zelikoff also of this meeting on less than seven days’ Conference on Urban Entomology, has extensive experience as a scientific notice to the public; that no earlier elected Fellow of the Entomological leader which is reflected by her many notice of the meeting was practicable; Society of America, elected Fellow of leadership roles. She currently serves on that the public interest did not require the American Association for the the Executive Board of the Society of consideration of the matters in a Advancement of Science, NCSU’s Toxicology (SOT, 8,000 member society) meeting open to public observation; and Research Friend of Extension Award, as Council Secretary and previously as that the matters could be considered in NCSU’s Alumni Association president of both the Metals and a closed meeting by authority of Outstanding Research Award, the 2011 Immunotoxicology Society of subsections (c)(4), (c)(6), (c)(8), Silverstein-Simeone Award from the Toxicology Specialty Sections where (c)(9)(A)(ii), (c)(9)(B), and (c)(10) of the International Society for Chemical she received a Lifetime Achievement ‘‘Government in the Sunshine Act’’ (5 Ecology, and a Distinguished Member of Award. In addition, she served as a full U.S.C. §§ 552b(c)(4), (c)(6), (c)(8), Sigma Xi. member on two National Institute of (c)(9)(A)(ii), (c)(9)(B), and (c)(10)). 10. Judith Zelikoff, Ph.D., New York Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) The meeting was held in the Board University School of Medicine, Tuxedo, Study Sections and continues to serve Room of the FDIC Building located at NY—i. Expertise: Toxicology. as an ad hoc member for numerous NIH 550—17th Street NW., Washington, DC. ii. Education: B.S. in Biology from Special Emphasis Panels where she has Dated: January 22, 2014. Upsala College, M.S. in Microbiology also served as Chair. Currently, she is an from Farleigh Dickinson University, and editorial board member for Robert E. Feldman, Ph.D. in Experimental Pathology from Environmental Health Perspectives and Executive Secretary. University of Medicine and Dentistry of serves as Associate Editor on numerous [FR Doc. 2014–01447 Filed 1–22–14; 4:15 pm] New Jersey—New Jersey Medical toxicological journals. As the New York BILLING CODE P School. University NIEHS Center Outreach iii. Professional Experience: Dr. Director, Dr. Zelikoff has led numerous Zelikoff, a tenured full professor and community-guided and enrichment FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION Principal Investigator, has more than 25 initiatives that have served to set public years experience using animal models policy and improve public health by Sunshine Act Meetings for assessing the toxicology of inhaled better informing local communities of AGENCY: Federal Election Commission. pollutants including metals, the latest knowledge in environmental DATE & TIME: Tuesday January 28, 2014 nanomaterials, and pollution mixtures health. from combustible tobacco products, as at 10 a.m. well as that from wood burning and List of Subjects PLACE: 999 E Street NW., Washington, diesel exhaust. Recently, studies in her Environmental protection, DC laboratory have focused on the fetal Administrative practice and procedure, STATUS: This meeting will be closed to basis of adult disease associated with Pesticides and pests. the public. prenatal exposure of mice to inhaled Dated: January 8, 2014. ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED: nanomaterials, ambient particulate David J. Dix, Compliance matters pursuant to 2 matter (PM), and cigarette smoke (CS). Director, Office of Science Coordination and U.S.C. 437g. Results from the cigarette smoke Policy. Matters concerning participation in civil publications demonstrated that in utero actions or proceedings or arbitration. exposure to a maternal dose of CS [FR Doc. 2014–01367 Filed 1–23–14; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 6560–50–P Information the premature disclosure of equivalent to smoking <1 pack of which would be likely to have a cigarettes/day increases risk factors in considerable adverse effect on the the offspring associated with FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE implementation of a proposed cardiovascular disease, asthma, immune Commission action. dysfunction, and attention-deficit CORPORATION * * * * * hyperreactivity disorder later in life and Sunshine Act Meetings in a sex-dependent manner. Her tobacco PERSON TO CONTACT FOR INFORMATION: studies have recently been extended to Pursuant to the provisions of the Judith Ingram, Press Officer, Telephone: examine toxicity of smokeless tobacco ‘‘Government in the Sunshine Act’’ (5 (202) 694–1220. (ST) using a mouse model of oral U.S.C. 552b), notice is hereby given that Shelley Garr, mucosal exposure, as well as toxicity of at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 21, 2014, Deputy Secretary of the Commission. smoke from e-cigarettes and hookah. the Board of Directors of the Federal [FR Doc. 2014–01464 Filed 1–22–14; 4:15 pm] Studies with ST, like those with CS, Deposit Insurance Corporation met in BILLING CODE 6715–01–P examined the reproductive/ closed session to consider matters developmental, immunological, related to the Corporation’s supervision, cardiovascular, renal, and neurological/ corporate, and resolution activities. behavioral effects of repeated exposure In calling the meeting, the Board FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION during pregnancy. Earlier in her career, determined, on motion of Vice Notice of Agreements Filed Dr. Zelikoff focused on environmental Chairman Thomas M. Hoenig, seconded toxicology and published a significant by Director Jeremiah O. Norton The Commission hereby gives notice number of papers on the toxicity of (Appointive), concurred in by Director of the filing of the following agreements metals and pesticides on different fish Thomas J. Curry (Comptroller of the under the Shipping Act of 1984. species. Many of these publications Currency), Director Richard Cordray Interested parties may submit comments were used to help inform policy and set (Director, Consumer Financial on the agreements to the Secretary, regulations. In addition, immune Protection Bureau), and Chairman Federal Maritime Commission, biomarkers of effects, developed in Martin J. Gruenberg, that Corporation Washington, DC 20573, within twelve these same fish species, were also used business required its consideration of days of the date this notice appears in

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