Contributor: David A. Golden Business Title: Senior Counsel Contact Information: Eastman Chemical Co. P.O. 511 Kingsport TN 37662 Phone: 423 229 8329 Fax: 423 229 1895 Email: dgolden@eastman.com Affiliation: Eastman is a leading international chemical company with headquarters in Kingsport, Tennessee, producing more than 400 chemicals, fibers and plastics. Eastman is the world's largest supplier of polyester plastics for packaging; a leading supplier of coatings raw materials, specialty chemicals and plastics; and a major supplier of cellulose acetate fibers and basic chemicals. The company is one of the top 10 global suppliers of custom-manufactured fine chemicals for pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals and other markets. Biography: David A. Golden is Senior Counsel with Eastman Chemical Company where his practice focuses on international, federal, and state environmental issues. He also leads the Company's federal Clean Air Act-related advocacy. Prior to working for Eastman, David was in private practice with the law firm of Hunton & Williams representing companies in the chemical, electric utility, pulp & paper, glass, aerospace, flexible packaging, automobile and airline industries. David has done extensive work under the Clean Air Act including permitting and enforcement actions, negotiations with federal and state agencies, litigation before judicial and administrative entities, and participation in federal and state rulemakings. He is a member of the state bars of Tennessee and Georgia. He is on the editorial board of Natural Resources & Environment, a journal published by the American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. David is a frequent speaker on Clean Air Act topics and has authored several articles relating to the Act.

Title of Presentation: Certifying Under Title V / Credible Evidence / CAM Author: David A. Golden Key Words: Clean Air Act, CAA, Title V, periodic monitoring, Credible Evidence, Deviation Reporting, annual, Compliance Certifications, Reasonable Inquiry, litigation, court cases, EPA guidance, rulemaking Abstract: If you work at a facility that holds a Title V air permit, you need to be familiar with these terms: periodic monitoring, Credible Evidence, Deviation Reporting, annual, Compliance Certifications, Reasonable Inquiry. In addition you need to be familiar with other terms and concepts and how they interrelate. This presentation will cover this ground in its discussion of the underlying theory of and practical approaches to Title V certifications and the reasonable inquiry required prior to such certifications. The discussion will include a summary of salient court cases, EPA guidance, and rulemakings.