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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… the growing involvement of senior military officers in the political arena, and deep confusion about the purpose of our … the growing involvement of senior military officers in the political arena, and deep confusion about the purpose of our … - page 91
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… set against the backdrop of a complex and dynamic global geopolitical environment that is exemplified and exacerbated by … resources. The status quo is further marked by a pervasive politically driven top-down focus on progressive social … set against the backdrop of a complex and dynamic global geopolitical environment that is exemplified and exacerbated by … - page 108
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… by providing a clear foreign policy vision, selecting political officials and career diplomats that will … by providing a clear foreign policy vision, selecting political officials and career diplomats that will … - page 170
… POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND BUREAUCRATIC LEADERSHIP AND - 2347 POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND BUREAUCRATIC LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT Chapter Department of State Page number 170 … POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND BUREAUCRATIC LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT … - page 170
… the next President will require the President’s handpicked political leadership—as well as foreign Chapter Department … the next President will require the President’s handpicked political leadership—as well as foreign … Focusing the State … - page 170
… would both ensure that the department has immediate senior political leadership and would force the Senate to act on … would both ensure that the department has immediate senior political leadership and would force the Senate to act on … - page 173
… over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in positions that do not require Senate … the next Administration should also increase the number of political appointees to manage it. Chapter Department of … over, and guidance to, the State Department by placing political appointees in positions that do not require Senate … - page 173
… of power. The main suggestion here is that as many political appointees as possible should be in place at the … of power. The main suggestion here is that as many political appointees as possible should be in place at the … - page 173
… Support and Train Political Appointees. The - 2354 Support and Train Political Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his … and its resources to ensure regular coordination among all political appointees, which should take the form of strategy … - page 173
… conservative President, Secretary of State, or the team of political appointees. Chapter Department of State Page … conservative President, Secretary of State, or the team of political appointees. … and large numbers of them have - 2357 … - page 174
… Administrations have accepted the resignations of only the political ambassadors and allowed the foreign service … go further: It should both accept the resignations of all political ambassadors and quickly review and reassess all … Administrations have accepted the resignations of only the political ambassadors and allowed the foreign service … - page 174
… new ambassadors who support the President’s agenda among political appointees, foreign service officers, and civil … with no predetermined percentage among these categories. Political ambassadors with strong personal relationships … new ambassadors who support the President’s agenda among political appointees, foreign service officers, and civil … - page 174
… payments, hiring and recruiting decisions, etc., pending a political appointee-driven review to ensure that such … payments, hiring and recruiting decisions, etc., pending a political appointee-driven review to ensure that such … - page 174
… in terms of alignment and effectiveness such that its political Chapter Department of State Page number 175 … … in terms of alignment and effectiveness such that its political … sufficiently unreliable in terms of alignment - … - page 175
… Bureau of Legislative Affairs. The Secretary of State and political leadership should ensure full coordination with … engagements with Congress must be driven and handled by political appointees in conjunction with career officials … and are willing to work in concert with the President’s political appointees on particularly sensitive matters. … - page 176
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