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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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… the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) were released showing waste and self-dealing, including security … the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) were released showing waste and self-dealing, including security … - page 237
… diverse technologies with much greater transparency. OTF, however, operates with far less transparency and strictly … diverse technologies with much greater transparency. OTF, however, operates with far less transparency and strictly … - page 238
… Such safety measures, argued career officials, would somehow represent a violation of Chapter U.S. Agency for Global … Such safety measures, argued career officials, would somehow represent a violation of … Against often-significant … - page 241
… would allow full agency and congressional oversight into how so-called “Internet freedom” money is being spent.*” … would allow full agency and congressional oversight into how so-called “Internet freedom” money is being spent.*” … … - page 242
… security aspects of the agency’s messaging globally. However, there currently is no specific office in the White … security aspects of the agency’s messaging globally. However, there currently is no specific office in the White … - page 243
… broadcasters from government interference with content; however, USAGM staff have abused the firewall and used it as … broadcasters from government interference with content; however, USAGM staff have abused the firewall and used it as … - page 244
… case, the USAGM should be defunded and disestablished. If, however, the agency can be reformed to become an effective … case, the USAGM should be defunded and disestablished. If, however, the agency can be reformed to become an effective … - page 245

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… specific recommendations for the next Administration about how to address these issues and lays out a conservative … specific recommendations for the next Administration about how to address these issues and lays out a conservative … - page 288
… it reflects the overly broad nature of the USDA’s work. However, the language bringing in equity and climate change … it reflects the overly broad nature of the USDA’s work. However, the language bringing in equity and climate change … - page 290
… important lessons learned during the COVID19 pandemic was how critical it is to remove barriers in the food supply … important lessons learned during the COVID19 pandemic was how critical it is to remove barriers in the food supply … - page 292
… farming.’® There was no recognition that farmers know how to farm better than D.C. politicians" or a that organic … farming.’® There was no recognition that farmers know how to farm better than D.C. politicians" or a that organic … - page 293
… broad discretionary authority to spend “unused” CCC money. However, in general, past Agriculture Secretaries have not … broad discretionary authority to spend “unused” CCC money. However, in general, past Agriculture Secretaries have not … - page 294
… However, there is no question that - 3860 However, there is no question that farm subsidies are an … Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 295 … However, there is no question that farm subsidies are an … - page 295
… the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. However, under an administrative option in TANF called … eligibility limits—particularly the asset requirement (how much the applicant has in resources, such as bank … the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. However, under an administrative option in TANF called … - page 300
… children from low-income families while at school.*' Today, however, federal school meals increasingly resemble … children from low-income families while at school.*' Today, however, federal school meals increasingly resemble … - page 302
… students in that school or district can receive free meals. However, the USDA has taken it even further, improperly … students in that school or district can receive free meals. However, the USDA has taken it even further, improperly … - page 302
… while still allowing farmers to benefit economically. However, when farmers and ranchers sign conservation … while still allowing farmers to benefit economically. However, when farmers and ranchers sign conservation … - page 304
… gaining access to foreign markets." However, - 3964 gaining access to foreign markets." However, FAS should not help businesses and Chapter … Page number 307 … gaining access to foreign markets." However, FAS should not help businesses and … gaining access … - page 307
… the 2020 process did not get diverted in this manner. However, the Dietary Guidelines remain a potential tool to … the 2020 process did not get diverted in this manner. However, the Dietary Guidelines remain a potential tool to … - page 309
… have a major impact because they not only can influence how private health providers offer nutritional advice, but … have a major impact because they not only can influence how private health providers offer nutritional advice, but … - page 309

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