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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… the opposite of noncareer executives dominating these critical meeting discussions as expected in the SES. Career … the opposite of noncareer executives dominating these critical meeting discussions as expected in the SES. Career … - page 77
… the rollout of the new President’s agenda. Thus, in those critical early years, much of the government relied on … the rollout of the new President’s agenda. Thus, in those critical early years, much of the government relied on … - page 77
… and non-defense related matters, including climate change , critical race theory, manufactured extremism, and other … and non-defense related matters, including climate change, critical race theory, manufactured extremism, and other … - page 77
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… the continent’s rare earth mining sector, which is critical to global energy development. Chapter Agency for … the continent’s rare earth mining sector, which is critical to global energy development. … Countering China’s … - page 255
… health programs. The Trump Administration implemented critical updates of PEPFAR’s systems for the collection and … health programs. The Trump Administration implemented critical updates of PEPFAR’s systems for the collection and … - page 265
… most of the continent’s strategic minerals that are critical to advanced technology. Moreover, USAID is … most of the continent’s strategic minerals that are critical to advanced technology. Moreover, USAID is … - page 275
… programs, and supports diversified energy approaches. Critically, it must hold China accountable for its … programs, and supports diversified energy approaches. Critically, it must hold China accountable for its … - page 276
… including on Protecting Life in Foreign Assistance, critical race theory, climate change , gender, and diversity … including on Protecting Life in Foreign Assistance, critical race theory, climate change, gender, and diversity … - page 279
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