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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… or seek to wait out an Administration or DNI to prevent a policy or intelligence priority from reaching fruition. … or seek to wait out an Administration or DNI to prevent a policy or intelligence priority from reaching fruition. … … - page 204
… its own diplomacy parallel to official State Department policy. It must be clear that the CIA’s liaison … overseas must follow and not contradict those set at the policy level by the President through the State Department. … its own diplomacy parallel to official State Department policy. It must be clear that the CIA’s liaison … - page 209
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… a valuable tool in helping further the President’s foreign policy agenda if implemented in concert with other forms of … a valuable tool in helping further the President’s foreign policy agenda if implemented in concert with other forms of … - page 210
… an action is necessary to support identifiable foreign policy objectives of the United States and is important to … an action is necessary to support identifiable foreign policy objectives of the United States and is important to … - page 210
… bureaucracy to delay execution of the President’s foreign policy goals. A future conservative President should … bureaucracy to delay execution of the President’s foreign policy goals. A future conservative President should … - page 210
… that might be needed to implement the President’s foreign policy goals; and reporting back to the President. Such an … that might be needed to implement the President’s foreign policy goals; and reporting back to the President. Such an … - page 211
… covert action fits within the President’s broader foreign policy strategy, to include possibly modifying or rescinding … scrutiny in ways that are inconsistent with overt foreign policy goals. Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 211 … covert action fits within the President’s broader foreign policy strategy, to include possibly modifying or rescinding … - page 211
… the politicization of intelligence risks contributing to policy failures (as we saw with the Iraq War) or even … the politicization of intelligence risks contributing to policy failures (as we saw with the Iraq War) or even … - page 211
… prevent leaked intelligence from being used as a weapon in policy debates by IC leaders or decisionmakers in the … prevent leaked intelligence from being used as a weapon in policy debates by IC leaders or decisionmakers in the … - page 214
… - 2736 Congress should not use IC leaders as pawns in policy struggles with the President or the other party … number 214 … Congress should not use IC leaders as pawns in policy struggles with the President or the other party … - page 214
… by which intelligence leaders are selected for their policy views or political loyalties instead of their skilled … by which intelligence leaders are selected for their policy views or political loyalties instead of their skilled … - page 215
… and roles with respect to counterintelligence strategy, policy, outreach, and governance, including supporting … and roles with respect to counterintelligence strategy, policy, outreach, and governance, including supporting … - page 218
… vital networks, the IC must adopt an “obligation to share” policy process, including the capacity for “write to … for years when it comes to a “duty to warn.” Under this policy, agency heads should still have the flexibility to … on the number of and justification for exceptions. This policy would make sharing intelligence and defending … - page 221
… and carefully declassified information to support foreign policy efforts has been borne out in, for example, alerting … and carefully declassified information to support foreign policy efforts has been borne out in, for example, alerting … - page 223
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… To ensure that procured and implemented technology and policy reflect the Administration’s agenda, the ICCIO must … To ensure that procured and implemented technology and policy reflect the Administration’s agenda, the ICCIO must … - page 227
… in the 2025 Presidential Transition Project. No particular policy statement, reform recommendation, or other view … in the 2025 Presidential Transition Project. No particular policy statement, reform recommendation, or other view … - page 231
… tz, “The Intelligence Policy Nexus,” in - 3008 tz, “The Intelligence Policy Nexus,” in Loch the Hidden Side of Government … Community Page number 233 … tz, “The Intelligence Policy Nexus,” in Loch the Hidden Side of Government … - page 233
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