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 - 2335 citizens abroad; and to advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the United States. … Page number 170 … citizens abroad; and to advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the … - page 170
… the U.S. Founding, the Department of State has been the American government ’s designated tool of engagement with … the more than two centuries since the Founding, but the basics of diplomacy remain the same. Although the Department … the years, at least in the modern era, there is one significant problem that the next President must address to be … - page 170
… predisposed to disagree with a conservative President’s policy agenda and vision. Chapter Department of State Page … predisposed to disagree with a conservative President’s policy agenda and vision. … There are scores of fine diplomats … - page 170
… be - 2338 It should not and cannot be this way: The American people need and deserve a diplomatic machine fully focused on the national interest as defined … through the election of a President who sets the domestic and international agenda for the nation. The next … - page 170
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… President and, thereby, the American people. - 2340 President and, thereby, the American people. Below is the basic but essential roadmap for achieving these repairs. … - page 170
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… was one of the first Cabinet-level agencies in the new American government . The first Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson, oversaw a small staff, diplomatic posts in London and Paris, and 10 consular posts.' Today, … almost 80,000 total employees (including 13,517 foreign service employees and 11,683 civil service employees) in 275 … - page 170
… responsible for carrying out the President’s foreign policy and representing the United States in other nations and … To the extent consistent with presidential policy and federal law, the department also supports U.S. … led, the State Department can be instrumental for communicating and implementing a foreign policy vision that best … - page 170
… from “an ineffective organizational structure in which regional and functional policies do not serve integrated goals, and in which sound management, accountability, and leadership are … - page 170
… As one expert has observed, the department “has significantly more at its disposal than was the case at the end of … what is best for the United States, sets its own foreign policy, and does not need direction from an elected President. … As one expert has observed, the department “has significantly more at its disposal than was the case at the end of … - page 170
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