Jackson Eaton Scott McKee

Counsel Analyst Michelle Farmer Claudia A. McMurray Executive Legal Assistant Senior Counsel for Congressional and State Relations Sean Grimsley Deputy Chief Counsel

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¶Louise Milkman Danielle Stewart Chief of Staff to the Executive Staff Assistant Director

¶Marika Tatsutani Jon Monger Editor Counsel

¶Johnny Tenorio Shirley Neff Information Technology Officer Senior Analyst

¶Saritha Komatireddy Tice Pete Nelson Counsel Director of Communications

¶Lloyd Timberlake Elena Nikolova Senior Researcher Analyst

¶Clara Vondrich Jessica O'Neill Counsel Counsel

¶Jason Weil Paul Ortiz Analyst Senior Legal Advisor

¶David Weiss Tony Padilla Counsel Analyst

¶Stephen M. Willie Tyler Priest Administrative Officer Senior Analyst

¶Andrea J. Yank Sarah Randle Assistant to Co-Chair William K. Analyst Reilly Irwin Redlener Senior Public Health Advisor John S. Rosenberg Chief Editor Eric Roston Senior Analyst Sara Rubin Analyst Sambhav N. Sankar Deputy Chief Counsel Nicole A. Sarrine Staff Assistant Richard Sears Senior Science & Engineering Advisor Steven Siger Counsel Robert Spies Senior Environmental Science Advisor

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Senior Consultants The Commission would like to thank the following individuals for their contributions to the Commission's work. Albert Bolea, University of Alaska, University of Houston Darryl A. Bourgoyne, Louisiana State University Robert L. Booth, National Geographic Margaret Caldwell, Stanford University Elmer Peter Danenberger III, Independent Consultant Joann Donnellan, JD MEDIA, LLC Daniel A. Farber, University of California, Berkley Jody Freeman, Harvard Law School Jed Horne, Freelance Writer Mary E. Laur, University of Chicago Press Nancy G. Leveson, MIT Igor Linkov, US Army Engineer Research and Development Center Stephen K. Lewis, Seldovia Marine Services Thomas W. Merrill, Columbia Law School Ishan Nath, Stanford University J.B. Ruhl, Florida State University College of Law John Rogers Smith, Louisiana State University Estes C. Thomas, Bayou Petrophysics Mayank Tyagi, Louisiana State University

Organizational Consultants The Commission would like to thank the following organizations as well as individuals for their contributions to the Commission's work. Bipartisan Policy Center: Jason Grumet, Nate Gorence, Lourdes Long, David Rosner Booz Allen Hamilton: Ken Saenz, Walton Smith, Nader Kalifa Betsy Christie, Randolph Sta. Ana, Bob Murray, Dana Ayers, John Papa, Tom Davis, Elizabeth Chervenak, Andrew Gumbiner, Tom Matta, Carrie Bittman, Bob Blaylock, Barbara McKinnon, Roxanne Bromiley, Gary Leatherman, Daniel Gregoire, Ted Perez, Linna Manomaitis, Marianne Martin, Kersley Joseph, James Lee, Christina Ashcraft, Joshua Guenther Merdian Institute: John Ehrmann, Laura Cantral, Shawn Walker Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University: Larry Crowder, Daniel Dunn, Clare Fieseler, Morgan Gopnik, Catherine Latanich, Mike Orbach, Tim Profetta, Linwood Pendleton, Steve Roady, Mary Turnipseed, Cindy van Dover Resources for the Future: Bob Anderson, Sarah Campbell, Mark A. Cohen, Roger M. Cooke, Art Fraas, Todd Gerarden, Madeline Gottlieb, Carolyn Kousky, Alan Krupnick, Joshua Linn, Molly Macauley, Richard Morgenstern, Lucija Muehlenbachs, Tim Murphy, Ian Parry, Nathan Richardson, Heather L. Ross, Lynn Scarlett, Adam Stern TrialGraphix: Megan O'Leary, William Lane, Devin Price

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¶Appendix E List of Commission Meetings 1st Meeting: New Orleans, LA July 12-13, 2010: Gulf Region Perspectives 2nd Meeting: Washington, DC August 25, 2010: Regulatory Oversight of Offshore Drilling 3rd Meeting: Washington, DC September 27-28, 2010: Response & Restoration 4th Meeting: Washington, DC October 13, 2010: Commission Deliberations 5th Meeting: Washington, DC November 8-9, 2010: Causes of Macondo Well Blowout & Drilling Safety 6th Meeting: Washington, DC December 2-3, 2010: Commission Deliberations

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Appendix F List of Staff Working Papers Over the past several months, Commission staff prepared a number of working papers for use by Commission members to inform their work and deliberations. Listed below are all of the staff working papers completed as of the date of this report. The Staff Working Papers can be found at www.oilspillcommission.gov. A Brief History of Offshore Drilling (No. 1) Decision-Making Within the Unified Command (No. 2) The Amount and Fate of the Oil (No. 3) The Use of Surface and Subsea Dispersants During the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (No. 4) The Challenges of Oil Spill Response in the Arctic (No. 5) Stopping the Spill: The Five- Month Effort to Kill the Macondo Well (No. 6) Response/Clean-Up Technology Research & Development and the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (No. 7) The Story of the Louisiana Berms Project (No. 8) Industry's Role in Supporting Health, Safety, and Environmental Standards: Options and Models for the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector (No. 9) Liability and Compensation Requirements under the Oil Pollution Act (No. 10) Scientific Research to Support Oil and Gas Decision Making: Evolution of the Department of the Interior's Environmental Studies Program (No. 11) The National Environmental Policy Act and Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Activities (No. 12) Offshore Drilling in the Arctic: Background and Issues for the Future Consideration of Oil and Gas Activities (No. 13) Unlawful Discharges of Oil: Legal Authorities for Civil and Criminal Enforcement and Damage Recovery (No. 14)

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¶Long-Term Regional Restoration in the Gulf: Funding Sources and Governance Structures (No. 15)

¶Rebuilding an Appetite for Gulf Seafood after Deepwater Horizon (No. 16)

¶Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Evolution, Current Practice, and Preliminary Findings Related to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (No. 17)

¶Continuous Improvement Is Essential: Leveraging Global Data and Consistent Standards for Safe Offshore Operations (No. 18)

¶A Competent and Nimble Regulator: A New Approach to Risk Assessment and Management (No. 19)

¶Demonstrating a Comprehensive, Rigorous Management Approach for Deepwater Drilling (No. 20)

¶Federal Environmental Review of Oil and Gas Activities in the Gulf of Mexico: Environmental Consultations, Permits, and Authorizations (No. 21)

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