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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… news and information about the U.S., audience-specific regions of interest and concern, and the world at large. … news and information about the U.S., audience-specific regions of interest and concern, and the world at large. … - page 236
… - 3156 VOA uses digital, web, and mobile media as well, which, while sometimes useful in propagating valuable information globally, has created specific violations of the agency’s prohibition against broadcasting to the domestic U.S. audience—particularly with regard to flagrantly … - page 236
… The Office of Cuba Broadcasting oversees - 3157 The Office of Cuba Broadcasting oversees Radio and Television … from the outside world that would otherwise be heavily restricted.° The OCB remains a critical avenue of truth to the … - page 236
… is - 3158 The Middle East Broadcasting Network is an Arabic-language news organization with a weekly audience of 27.4 … people in 22 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. The MBN consists of two television networks, radio, … Together, they deliver news and analysis on the region, American policies, and Americana. The MBN has correspondents … - page 236
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… execute edgy and daring information operations and unrestricted news reporting deep behind the Iron Curtain. … under USAGM, RFE/RL has surrendered much of its rich history to an approach that favors political trends as opposed to operations that support and … - page 237
… 3163 The recent addition of RFE/RL’s Hungarian-language service, Szabad Europa, falls outside the intended scope of RFE/RL’s charter by targeting a democratically elected, pro-American European and NATO ally. Chapter U.S. Agency for Global … - page 237
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… content to people in six Asian countries that restrict free speech, freedom of the press, and access to … content to people in six Asian countries that restrict free speech, freedom of the press, and access to … - page 237
… Several reports from the Office of - 3166 Several reports from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) were released showing … Global Media Page number 237 … Several reports from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) were released showing … - page 237
… requirements for grantees. OIG identified instances in which RFA and its agents did not comply with OMB [Office of Management and Budget] conflict-of-interest procurement requirements for grantees. … - page 237
… organizations that had some affiliation with either RFA officials or members of OTF Advisory Council.” Chapter U.S. … organizations that had some affiliation with either RFA officials or members of OTF Advisory Council.” … (51 percent of … - page 237
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… to usurp the mission and funding of USAGM’s pre-existing Office of Internet Freedom (OIF), which funded far more diverse technologies with much greater … OTF, however, operates with far less transparency and strictly restricts funding to “open source” technology. OTF … - page 238
… small, insubstantial donations to much larger messaging applications and technology to bolster its unsubstantiated … claims.“ Despite its vibrant self-lobbying and publicity efforts, OTF remains a wasteful and redundant … small, insubstantial donations to much larger messaging applications and technology to bolster its unsubstantiated … - page 238
… The OIF, which predates OTF, was - 3173 The OIF, which predates OTF, was historically under USAGM’s Office of Chief Strategy Officer and … - page 238
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