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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.

Rachel Cleetus, Policy Director, Union of Concerned Scientists
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Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy

… poor performers legally. The initial paperwork required to separate poor or abusive performers (when they are … poor performers legally. The initial paperwork required to separate poor or abusive performers (when they are … - page 75
… functions and programs that are duplicated across Cabinet departments or spread across multiple agencies. Congress … functions and programs that are duplicated across Cabinet departments or spread across multiple agencies. Congress … - page 77
… the increasing number of levels between the top heads of departments and the people at the bottom who receive the … the increasing number of levels between the top heads of departments and the people at the bottom who receive the … - page 77
… independent constitutional status nor separate moral - 1251 independent constitutional status nor separate moral legitimacy. Therefore, career civil servants … Page number 77 … independent constitutional status nor separate moral legitimacy. Therefore, career civil servants … - page 77
… the Director of OPM and agency heads to set procedures to prepare lists of such confidential, policy-determining, … policymaking, or policy-advocating positions and prepare procedures to create exceptions from civil service … the Director of OPM and agency heads to set procedures to prepare lists of such confidential, policy-determining, … - page 77
… to prevent union representatives from using official time preparing or pursuing grievances or from engaging in other … to prevent union representatives from using official time preparing or pursuing grievances or from engaging in other … - page 77
… Appointees. The President must rely legally on his top department and agency officials to run the government and on … Appointees. The President must rely legally on his top department and agency officials to run the government and on … - page 77
… given the national government more to do than the complex separation-of-powers Constitution allows. Chapter Central … given the national government more to do than the complex separation-of-powers Constitution allows. … The Constitution, … - page 77
… of national defense and foreign affairs makes the Departments of Defense and State first among equals. … in the George Washington Administration, the War Department (as it was then known) was headed by Henry Knox, … of State. Despite such long and storied histories, neither department is currently living up to its standards, and the … - page 77
… have understood that the surest way to avoid war is to be prepared for it in peace.” Yet the Department of Defense “is a deeply troubled institution.” It … have understood that the surest way to avoid war is to be prepared for it in peace.” Yet the Department of Defense “is a … - page 77
… ways—from Korea, to Vietnam, to Iraq, to Afghanistan—we depart from our constitutional design at our peril. Chapter … ways—from Korea, to Vietnam, to Iraq, to Afghanistan—we depart from our constitutional design at our peril. … The … - page 77
… shedding of American blood. At the same time, we must be prepared to defend our interests and meet challenges where and … shedding of American blood. At the same time, we must be prepared to defend our interests and meet challenges where and … - page 77
… problem at State comes largely from within. Former State Department director of policy planning Kiron Skinner writes in Chapter 6, “[L]arge swaths of the State Department’s workforce are left-wing and predisposed to … President’s policy agenda and vision.” She adds that the department possesses a “belief that it is an independent … - page 77
… must take swift and decisive steps to reforge the department into alean and functional diplomatic machine that … must take swift and decisive steps to reforge the department into alean and functional diplomatic machine that … - page 77
… security Ken Cuccinelli says in Chapter 5 that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), a creation of the … that the remaining parts of DHS be distributed among other departments. Chapter Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the … security Ken Cuccinelli says in Chapter 5 that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), a creation of the … - page 77
… chapters are adopted, what Skinner says about the State Department could be true for other parts of the federal … chapters are adopted, what Skinner says about the State Department could be true for other parts of the federal … - page 77

The Case for Free Trade

… Trade policy works best when it sticks to trade and treats separate issues separately. Trade agreements since the North American Free … Trade policy works best when it sticks to trade and treats separate issues separately. Trade agreements since the North … - page 797
… they are more likely to succeed by treating each of them separately rather than letting them die in committee with … they are more likely to succeed by treating each of them separately rather than letting them die in committee with … - page 797
… Foreign policy considerations are not as separate - 11706 Foreign policy considerations are not as separate from trade as are labor or environmental standards. … Page number 797 … Foreign policy considerations are not as separate from trade as are labor or environmental standards. … - page 797
… gins. Each fed the other. Agriculture and industry are not separate; they are as interconnected as everything else in … gins. Each fed the other. Agriculture and industry are not separate; they are as interconnected as everything else in … - page 798

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