What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
Department of Transportation
… more like a business. The FAA has not made good use of the unique authority it has been given in areas like personnel … more like a business. The FAA has not made good use of the unique authority it has been given in areas like personnel … - page 633
… Ready Reserve Force for the U.S. Navy. These missions are unique to MARAD within DOT. Asa result, MARAD’s missions … Ready Reserve Force for the U.S. Navy. These missions are unique to MARAD within DOT. Asa result, MARAD’s missions … … - page 637
Department of Commerce
… fall outside the remit of the federal government , its unique authorities in diverse areas provide critical tools … fall outside the remit of the federal government, its unique authorities in diverse areas provide critical tools … - page 688
Department of the Treasury
… (SOEs). Greenfield investments by Chinese SOEs pose a unique threat, and they should be met with the highest … (SOEs). Greenfield investments by Chinese SOEs pose a unique threat, and they should be met with the highest … - page 704
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