NEWMOA Mercury Workgroups and Networking Groups* include the following:
Workgroups:
IMERC Education & Outreach Workgroup 
Mission: To facilitate coordination among IMERC member states on education and outreach activities related to mercury reduction efforts.
| Illinois Environmental Protection Agency |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Michigan Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Minnesota Pollution Control Agency |
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| New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services |
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| New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection |
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| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation |
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NEWMOA Workgroup Staff:
Rachel Smith,
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IMERC Labeling Workgroup
Mission: To facilitate coordination among IMERC member states on product labeling requirements.
| Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Minnesota Pollution Control Agency |
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| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management |
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| Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Washington Department of Ecology |
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NEWMOA Workgroup Staff:
Rachel Smith,
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IMERC Notification Workgroup
Mission: To facilitate coordination among IMERC member states on product notification requirements.
| Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |
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| Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection |
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| New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services |
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| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management |
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| Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation |
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NEWMOA Workgroup Staff:
Rachel Smith,
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IMERC Phase-Out Exemptions Workgroup
Mission: To facilitate coordination among IMERC member states on product phase-out requirements.
| Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |
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| Illinois Environmental Protection Agency |
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| Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Minnesota Pollution Control Agency |
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| New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services |
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| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management |
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| Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Washington Department of Ecology |
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NEWMOA Workgroup Staff:
Rachel Smith,
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IMERC Steering Committee
Mission: To form a single point of contact for information submission and access on mercury-added products; to reduce mercury in waste; to facilitate interstate deliberations on mercury-added product requirements that provide advice and assistance to the individual states for their decision-making.
| Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |
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| Illinois Environmental Protection Agency |
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| Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Michigan Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Minnesota Pollution Control Agency |
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| New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services |
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| New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection |
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| New York State Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| North Carolina Department of Environment & Natural Resources |
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| Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management |
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| Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation |
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| Washington Department of Ecology |
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NEWMOA Workgroup Staff:
Rachel Smith,
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* Note: Networking Groups are groups of state and federal contacts that have a common interest and responsibility in a particular waste management, waste site cleanup, or pollution prevention area that use the networking group to share information electronically and through irregular conference calls or meetings, if appropriate. The primary focus of these groups is to share information and not to conduct projects.
Workgroups
