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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.

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U.S. Agency for Global Media

… years, VOA journalists have supplied news and information about the U.S., audience-specific regions of interest and … years, VOA journalists have supplied news and information about the U.S., audience-specific regions of interest and … - page 236
… media. These programs present news and information about Cuba’s oppressive government from the outside world that would otherwise be heavily restricted.° … media. These programs present news and information about Cuba’s oppressive government from the outside world that … - page 236
… policies, and Americana. The MBN has correspondents throughout the Middle East and North Africa.® Chapter U.S. Agency … policies, and Americana. The MBN has correspondents throughout the Middle East and North Africa.® … The Middle East … - page 236
… RFE/RL’s Hungarian-language service, Szabad Europa, falls outside the intended scope of RFE/RL’s charter by targeting … RFE/RL’s Hungarian-language service, Szabad Europa, falls outside the intended scope of RFE/RL’s charter by targeting … - page 237
… Although OTF touts large user numbers, - 3172 Although OTF touts large user numbers, this could not be substantiated … Agency for Global Media Page number 238 … Although OTF touts large user numbers, this could not be substantiated … - page 238
… staff whistleblowers came forward to sound the alarm about OTF to Trumpappointed leadership, citing concerns about the OIG reports, wasteful spending, and other … staff whistleblowers came forward to sound the alarm about OTF to Trumpappointed leadership, citing concerns about … - page 238
… ensure journalistic independence, it has been used without formal regulation for decades in order to shirk … to ignoring journalistic safety. Often, the “firewall” is touted when journalists are either promoting anti-American … ensure journalistic independence, it has been used without formal regulation for decades in order to shirk … - page 239
… at the agency. Perhaps not coincidentally, various media outlets with relationships to former and future USAGM … at the agency. Perhaps not coincidentally, various media outlets with relationships to former and future USAGM … - page 240
… and ambiguous that it enables the organization to go about its business largely unguided with little to no … and ambiguous that it enables the organization to go about its business largely unguided with little to no … - page 240
… (under the Office of Management) had grossly ignored and flouted many of the federal government ’s most critical and … (under the Office of Management) had grossly ignored and flouted many of the federal government’s most critical and … - page 241
… January 2021, the USAGM had not yet determined the whereabouts of these individuals.** Chapter U.S. Agency for Global … January 2021, the USAGM had not yet determined the whereabouts of these individuals.** … By the time these issues were … - page 241
… sound the alarm to President Trump’s USAGM political team about OTF’s abuse and overreach.* Its opaque, expensive, and … sound the alarm to President Trump’s USAGM political team about OTF’s abuse and overreach.* Its opaque, expensive, and … - page 242
… There is great concern about the - 3207 There is great concern about the vulnerability of undersea cable trunks that make up … for Global Media Page number 242 … There is great concern about the vulnerability of undersea cable trunks that make up … - page 242
… the globe can reasonably be expected. Long-lasting power outages Chapter U.S. Agency for Global Media Page number 243 … the globe can reasonably be expected. Long-lasting power outages … robust and popular use of the - 3210 … - page 243

Department of Commerce

… emerged to abolish the department and either spin off, zero-out, or consolidate its functions among other entities.’ … emerged to abolish the department and either spin off, zero-out, or consolidate its functions among other entities.’ … … - page 662
… technology, contracting, and facilities functions, using outdated and inefficient systems. The Trump Administration … technology, contracting, and facilities functions, using outdated and inefficient systems. The Trump Administration … - page 665
… that support USTR’s trade negotiations. ITA carries out this mission on behalf of American workers, ranchers, … that support USTR’s trade negotiations. ITA carries out this mission on behalf of American workers, ranchers, … - page 666
… agreements is an indispensable function of the ITA carried out by Enforcement & Compliance (E&C). Free and fair trade is impossible without energetic enforcement of existing agreements and without strong defense against dumping and illegal subsidies. … - page 667
… of the record in each proceeding and to make decisions without bias. Chapter Department of Commerce Page number 667 … … of the record in each proceeding and to make decisions without bias. … Whatever the case, improvements to the - 9681 … - page 667
… industrial base and the health of global manufacturing. Without these functions, it is difficult to address massive … industrial base and the health of global manufacturing. Without these functions, it is difficult to address massive … - page 669

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