When you think about who is going to be hit the hardest by pollution, whether it’s conventional air water and soil pollution or climate change, it is very often low-income communities and communities of color. The undercutting of these kinds of protections is going to have a disproportionate impact on these very same communities.
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… suffer most from the policies environmentalism would have us enact are the aged, poor, and vulnerable. It is not a political cause, but a pseudo-religion meant to baptize liberals’ … suffer most from the policies environmentalism would have us enact are the aged, poor, and vulnerable. It is not a … - page 11
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… genocidal Communist Party while hollowing out America’s industrial base. What may have started out with good intentions … It has made a handful of American corporations enormously profitable while twisting their business incentives away from the American people’s needs. … - page 11
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… jobs . (“Learn to code!” they would gloat.) These were just the price of progress. Engagement was at every step … jobs. (“Learn to code!” they would gloat.) These were just the price of progress. Engagement was at every step … - page 12
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