9:00 am

Welcome

Rob Brenner (EPA) and Jason Grumet (BPC)

The Clean Air Act – A 40-year History of Healthy Accomplishments

• Audience Q&A

Moderator:  David Hawkins, Director of Climate Programs, Natural Resources Defense Council (& former EPA Assistant Administrator)

Sherwood Boehlert, former Chairman, Science and Technology Committee, US House of Representatives (R-NY)

Henry Waxman, Chairman, Energy and Commerce Committee, US House of Representatives (D-CA)

10:10 am

Science, Technology and Collaboration for Cleaner Air

Dan Greenbaum, President, Health Effects Institute

10:30 am

The Clean Air Act and the U.S. Economy

• Has the CAA created business opportunities?
  
  
• How do we pick up the pace on developing innovative technologies?
  
  
• Audience Q&A

Moderator: Bob Perciasepe, Deputy Administrator of EPA

Linda Fisher, Chief Sustainability Officer of DuPont (& former EPA Deputy Administrator)

John Rowe, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Exelon Corporation

Thomas Hinman, Senior Vice President of Environmental Technologies, Corning Inc.

Keynote Address

12:30 pm

Luncheon Discussion:
Key Players Reflect on the Clean Air Act

• Audience Q&A

Moderator: Tom Jorling, formerly Minority Counsel to US Senate Committee on Public Works

Howard Baker, former Majority Leader, US Senate (R-TN)

Phil Sharp, President, Resources for the Future

Liam Knox (age 13), winner of National Bronze Medal in Junior Individual Documentary, 2009

John J. Mooney, PreSident, Environmental and Energy Technology and Policy Institute

2:10 pm

The Next 40 Years: Building on the Past to Meet Clean Air, Clean Energy and Climate Challenges

• . . . and Clean Air for All – Prioritizing Environmental Justice
  
  
• Can the current CAA meet the challenges of today and the future?
  
  
• What are the prospects for bipartisan solutions (like those of the original CAA and the 1990 Amendments)?
  
  
• Passing the Baton… reaching the next generation
  
  
• Audience Q&A

Moderator: John Broder, Washington Correspondent, The New York Times

Bill Reilly, Former EPA Administrator

Peggy Shepard, Executive Director for WE ACT for Environmental Justice

John Holdren, Director of White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

Ignacia Moreno, Assistant Attorney General for Environment and Natural Resources, US Department of Justice

3:50 pm

The Evolution of the Clean Air Act: Reflections from EPA's First Administrator

Bill Ruckelshaus, Former EPA Administrator

4:10 pm

Final thoughts: EPA's Vision for Addressing Air Quality, Energy Climate Change

Gina McCarthy, Assistant Administrator, EPA  Office of Air and Radiation