California S Regulatory Landscape Getting It Right

“CALIFORNIA’S REGULATORY LANDSCAPE -- GETTING IT RIGHT” Annual Environmental Summit

Preliminary Technical Program

(Speakers and Topics Subject to Change) October 21 & 22, 2010 CATAMARAN HOTEL 3999 Mission Boulevard, San Diego, California 92109

Program Topics

 Regulatory Reform  New Legislation  Compliance Updates  Energy  Climate Change  Green Chemistry  Air Quality  Water Quality/Water Supply  Recycling/Waste  Sustainability Reduction  Emerging Business Strategies  Hazardous Materials  California Environmental Reporting System Workshop

OPENING PLENARY SESSION Kon Tiki Ballroom 8:00-9:00 a.m.

“Surviving California—The Need for Regulatory Reform” Jack Stewart, President California Manufactures & Technology Association

“CalEPA Permit Streamlining” Don Johnson, Assistant Secretary, California Environmental Protection Agency

“Supporting California’s Businesses” Joel Ayala, Governor’s Office of Economic Development

Jack Stewart, President Don Johnson Joel Ayala California Manufactures & Assistant Secretary, California Governor’s Office of Technology Association Environmental Protection Agency Economic Development

John Ulrich Mike Rogge Patti Krebs Industrial Environmental Chemical Industry Council California Manufacturers and of California Technology Association Association

______ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS LUNCHEON

12:00 noon – Kon Tiki Ballroom

Senator Bob Dutton Jeffrey D. Byron Legislator of the Year California Energy Commissioner Thursday October 21

CLIMATE CHANGE/AIR QUALITY EMERGING BUSINESS STRATEGIES GREEN CHEMISTRY “News from CAPCOA” “Business Stewardship – What’s Next Welcome and Introduction  Mat Ehrhardt, President of CAPCOA After Performance Track?”  John Ulrich, Exec Director, CICC  Bob Kard, San Diego APCO  Ed Quevedo, Paladin Law Group and Co-Chair of Multi-States Working “California’s Climate Change Group ______Program – Where Does it Stand? PROPOSED SAFER CONSUMER What’s Next?” “Zero Waste Strategies” PRODUCTS ALTERNATIVES (SCPA)  Adrienne Alvord, Senator Fran  Doug Smith, Sony ______REGULATION______Pavley’s Office ______ Bob Lucas, CCEEB ___PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP_  John Ulrich, Moderator  Maziar Movassaghi, Acting Director DTSC “Evolving Carbon Management “Product Stewardship/Extended  Jeff Wong, Chief Scientist, DTSC Opportunities” Producer Responsibility Policy  Footprints Development  Mike Rogge, CMTA  Financial Disclosures ______ Supply Chain Pressures  Kathy Frevert, Cal Recycle GREEN CHEMISTRY ALLIANCE  Consumer Perceptions __(GCA) PANEL OF EXPERTS__  Voluntary Measures “Commercial, Industrial and  Jennifer Kaminsky, The Climate Institutional Recycling Regulatory  Dawn Koepke, Co- Chair Registry Development” GCA, Moderator  Michael Whaley, Allergan  Tracy Harper, Cal Recycle  Bill Greggs, representing Grocery “Federal Programs—Greenhouse “Product Stewardship Report Cards” Manufacturers Association Gas Tailoring and Mandatory  NGO Representative Invited  Jay West, American Reporting Rule” Chemical Council  Amy Zimpfer, U.S. EPA “Global Product Stewardship  Paul De Leo, American ______Program Case Study” Cleaning Institute ___REGULATORY UPDATES__  Donna Seid, Life Technologies ______“AB 32 Mandatory Reporting Case ______COMPLIANCE______Study” ASSESSORS, CERTIFIERS, AND  Andrea White, CH2MHill "CUPA Forum Board News” CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS  Greg Lorton, U.S. Navy  Mike Vizzier California CUPA Forum ______INFORMATION______Board Chair  Nadine Spertus, Solar Turbines  Gene Livingston, Greenberg “Area Source NESHAPS” "Consistency in Regulatory Traurig,  Boiler MACT Compliance" Moderator  RICE NESHAP  Jay Maille, AT&T  Beth Rattner, Green Products  Gasoline Dispensing Innovation  Plating and Polishing "Hazardous Waste Streams – Saving Institute Operations Money, Staying in Compliance,  Vacant  Paint Stripping Difficult to Manage Wastestreams  Hank Dempsey, Staff Counsel,  Misc. Surface Coating and Employee Training” DTSC Operations  Richard Casagrande, California  Adam Hasen, SAIC Compliance School  Julian Medina, GKN Aerospace ______“California Environmental Reporting PRACTICAL APPLICATION – System Overview” “NO2 way Jose! The challenges INNOVATION AND VOLUNTARY  Jim Bohon, CalEPA of compliance with the NO2 1- ______INITIATIVES______hour NAAQS”  Michelle Price, San Diego CUPA  Robert Chavez, Amylin  Julie Mitchell, URS  Jeff Sickenger, KP Public Affairs, Moderator “Airborne Toxic Control Measures  Daniel Update” Richter, Pfizer Green Chemistry Team; La  Jim Dill, Kleinfelder Jolla, CA  Julie Froelicher, Procter & Gamble; Cincinnati, OH  Doug Poole, DuPont; Coronado, CA

ED QUEVEDO MIKE VIZZIER AMY ZIMPFER MAT EHRHARDT JOHN ULRICH MAZIAR MOVASSAGHI MULTI STATES CUPA FORUM U.S. EPA, PRESIDENT OF CAPCOA CICC ACTING DIRECTOR DTSC WORKING GROUP BOARD PRESIDENT Friday, October 22, 2010 PLENARY SESSION 8:00-9:45 a.m. KON TIKI BALLROOM “California Regulatory Policies and the State Economy” Tom Mullikin, Moore & Van Allen

Tom Mulliken has led environmental expeditions to every continent and brings a unique blend of first-hand experience, critical legal analysis and community and stakeholder involvement to his work at the North Carolina Law firm of Moore & Van Allen. He partners with major companies to address the practical social, political and environmental impacts of emerging regulatory policies. He is a widely published author and documentary filmmaker on critical environmental issues.

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“California’s Legislative Directions in “Proposition 23 Ballot Measure” Energy and Environmental Policies” “Should AB 32 be Suspended until California’s Unemployment Rate Reaches 5.5% for four consecutive quarters?

PETE PRICE, SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY JOHN PEREZ ASSEMBLYMEMBER DAN LOGUE JIM WARING BALLOT INITIATIVE AUTHOR CLEAN TECH

WATER SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES

“State Water Resources Board Update” “Sustainability Standards (ULE 880 and ISO 26000) and Facility  Frances Spivy-Weber, Vice Chair, State Water Resources Control Certifications” Board  Jordanna Rubin, Shaw Environmental  Joe Hess, Genentech/ Roche “How Evolving Municipal Stormwater Permits Affect Industrial Facilities” “Executive Order 12514 – Federal Leadership in Environmental,  Richard Boon, Orange County Public Works Energy, and Economic Performance: What it Means to  David Gibson, Executive Officer, San Diego Regional Water Quality Industry” Control Board  Jill Gravender, SAIC

“Green Supply Chain Tools” “California’s Water Conservation Mandate – 20% by 2020:  Hari Gupta, CDM Industrial Process Water Emergency Regulation”  Trudi Hughes, California League of Food Processors “Corporate Sustainability Reporting and Team Building”  Tony Francois, KP Public Affairs  Pat Hoy, BiogenIdec  Department of Water Resources Representative invited  Mike Beasley, Boeing  Angela Driscoll, Vulcan Materials Company  Michael Schwartz, Waste Management “SB7X-7 Commercial, Industrial and Institutional Best Management Practices Task Force” This sustainability panel will kick-off with presentations by leading  CUWCC speaker invited companies on how they report corporate sustainability and how they build/operate their corporate sustainability teams. The presentations will be followed by audience dialogue and an interactive discussion. Please bring examples of your company’s sustainability programs to share with your colleagues.

JOE HESS FRANCES SPIVY -WEBER GENENTECH/ROCHE STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD

California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) Training Friday, October 22, 2010 Catamaran Hotel – Rosseau Room

Assembly Bill 2286 mandates businesses and Unified Program Agencies (UPAs) to report Unified Program data electronically by January 1, 2013. To assist local programs and ensure businesses meet this regulatory requirement, the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA) developed CERS, the California Environmental Reporting System. A web-based portal, CERS will allow businesses to report their information electronically. This hands-on training session will provide background information on CERS and will allow participants to use the system, assisted by experienced CalEPA and County of San Diego representatives.

There will be five consecutive training sessions, each accommodating 25 participants. Training will be provided by Catherine Gause, CalEPA’s Unified Program Associate Information Systems Analyst Lead; Michelle Price, County of San Diego’s Environmental Health Specialist; and Jay Swasey, Senior Consultant with Attain, assisting the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health.

This training is provided as part of your conference registration. However, due to limited seating, you must sign-up for a time slot.

Sessions will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. You will be notified of your time prior to the start of the conference.

 Session 1 – 7:30 – 9:00 a.m.  Session 3 – 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 noon  Session 2 – 9:15 – 10:45 a.m.  Session 4 – 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.

Session 5 – 2:45 – 4:15 p.m.

 I will bring my own computer  Please provide a computer

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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION BY 10/1/2010: Registration after 10/1/2010:  IEA/CMTA/CICC members: $ 345  IEA/CMTA/CICC members: $ 395  Non-IEA/CMTA/CICC members: $ 425  Non-IEA/CMTA/CICC members: $ 475

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REFUND POLICY

WRITTEN CANCELLATION NOTICE IS REQUIRED AND MUST BE RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 1, 2010. NO REFUNDS AFTER THAT DATE.