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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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Executive Office of the President of the United States

… States of America.”! That enormous power is not vested in departments or agencies, in staff or administrative bodies, … States of America.”! That enormous power is not vested in departments or agencies, in staff or administrative bodies, … - page 43
… dire, unsustainably expensive, and in urgent need of repair. Nothing less than the survival of self-governance in … dire, unsustainably expensive, and in urgent need of repair. Nothing less than the survival of self-governance in … - page 44
… it is the President’s agenda that should matter to the departments and agencies that operate under his … it is the President’s agenda that should matter to the departments and agencies that operate under his … - page 44
… political appointee known as the PAD and acareer DAD, are separated into six functional units: Chapter Executive Office … political appointee known as the PAD and acareer DAD, are separated into six functional units: … The RMOs, each of … - page 47
… role in enforcing fiscal responsibility at federal departments and agencies. Chapter Executive Office of the … role in enforcing fiscal responsibility at federal departments and agencies. … Regardless of whether Congress … - page 47
… of those standards to regulatory actions of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.° Regulatory analysis and OIRA … of those standards to regulatory actions of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.° Regulatory analysis and OIRA … - page 49
… national security policy by coordinating across relevant departments and agencies, integrating authorities and … national security policy by coordinating across relevant departments and agencies, integrating authorities and … - page 50
… exercises that undermine our national security and leave departments and agencies to their own devices. Chapter … exercises that undermine our national security and leave departments and agencies to their own devices. … The NSC … - page 51
… guidance intended for implementation by the heads of the Department of Defense, the Department of State, and the Intelligence Community before … guidance intended for implementation by the heads of the Department of Defense, the Department of State, and the … - page 51
… of the economic impact of proposed policies, and prepares the annual Economic Report of the President. The CEA … of the economic impact of proposed policies, and prepares the annual Economic Report of the President. The CEA … - page 54
… policy objectives or who were holdovers from a recently departed Administration can breed skepticism and distrust of … policy objectives or who were holdovers from a recently departed Administration can breed skepticism and distrust of … - page 56
… out and, as necessary, to resolve policy conflicts among departments and agencies that are related to space. Chapter … out and, as necessary, to resolve policy conflicts among departments and agencies that are related to space. … The … - page 57
… OMB staff can communicate clear presidential priorities to departments and agencies, facilitating smooth development of … OMB staff can communicate clear presidential priorities to departments and agencies, facilitating smooth development of … - page 58
… If science is being manipulated at the agencies to support separate political and institutional agendas, the President … and theoretically help to balance out agencies like the Departments of Energy, State, and Commerce and the … If science is being manipulated at the agencies to support separate political and institutional agendas, the President … - page 58
… interests and not merely the parochial concerns of departments, agencies, or parts of the scientific community. … interests and not merely the parochial concerns of departments, agencies, or parts of the scientific community. … - page 58
… and, if required, refuse to accept any USGCRP assessment prepared under the Biden Administration. Chapter Executive … and, if required, refuse to accept any USGCRP assessment prepared under the Biden Administration. … government research … - page 58
… As a general matter, the new Administration should separate the scientific risk assessment function from the … As a general matter, the new Administration should separate the scientific risk assessment function from the … - page 58
… a whole-of- government unwinding. As with other federal departments and agencies, the Biden Administration’s … a whole-of-government unwinding. As with other federal departments and agencies, the Biden Administration’s … - page 58
… of administering the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)* by issuing regulations and interpretive documents and … the processes of individual permitting agencies’ own NEPA regulations, including categorical exclusions. The CEQ … of administering the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)* by issuing regulations and interpretive documents and … - page 58
… instruct the CEQ to rewrite its regulations implementing NEPA along the lines of the historic 2020 effort and … on the Supreme Court ruling that “CEQ’s interpretation of NEPA is entitled to substantial deference.’*’ It should frame … to limit the scope for judicial review of agency NEPA analysis and judicial remedies, as well as to vindicate … - page 58

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