What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
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… • Ideally, repeal the ARC and - 3869 • Ideally, repeal the ARC and PLC programs. Farmers eligible to … Department of Agriculture Page number 296 … • Ideally, repeal the ARC and PLC programs. Farmers eligible to … - page 296
… to reduce the federal deficit, has once again identified repealing all Title I farm programs, including ARC, PLC, and … to reduce the federal deficit, has once again identified repealing all Title I farm programs, including ARC, PLC, and … - page 297
… • Push legislation to repeal export - 3968 • Push legislation to repeal export promotion programs. The USDA should work with Congress to repeal market development programs like the Market Access … - page 307
… • Repeal the federal labeling mandate. - 3973 • Repeal the federal labeling mandate. The USDA should work with Congress to repeal the federal labeling law, while maintaining federal … - page 307
… • Work with lawmakers to repeal - 3990 • Work with lawmakers to repeal the Dietary Guidelines. The USDA should help lead an effort to repeal the Dietary Guidelines. Chapter Department of … - page 309
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