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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… to 70 cents of each federal taxpayer dollar making its way to the classroom. The situation has only worsened since … to 70 cents of each federal taxpayer dollar making its way to the classroom. The situation has only worsened since … - page 324
… of outcomes, hospitals treating wealthy patients will always appear to be delivering good care, and hospitals … of outcomes, hospitals treating wealthy patients will always appear to be delivering good care, and hospitals … - page 339
… the negotiators to reach a consensus, thus smoothing the way to promulgate a newrule. Chapter Department of Education … the negotiators to reach a consensus, thus smoothing the way to promulgate a newrule. … The U.S. Department of … - page 339
… manage the federal student loan portfolio in a professional way, and to work with Congress for a long-term overhaul of … manage the federal student loan portfolio in a professional way, and to work with Congress for a long-term overhaul of … - page 340
… the care and upbringing of their children , they have not always treated parental rights as co-equal to other … the care and upbringing of their children, they have not always treated parental rights as co-equal to other … - page 343
… or lessons regarding critical race or gender theory in a way that violates parental rights, especially if it requires … or lessons regarding critical race or gender theory in a way that violates parental rights, especially if it requires … - page 344
… federal government enforces any policy against parents in a way that undermines their right and responsibility to raise, … federal government enforces any policy against parents in a way that undermines their right and responsibility to raise, … - page 344
… attend assigned public schools . The education is not always appropriate, however: Special education is fraught with … attend assigned public schools. The education is not always appropriate, however: Special education is fraught with … - page 349
… tutors, and other learning expenses, similar to the way in which parents use education savings accounts in … tutors, and other learning expenses, similar to the way in which parents use education savings accounts in … - page 349
… IV student loans, as well as to modify in any material way the repayment amounts or terms of Title IV student … IV student loans, as well as to modify in any material way the repayment amounts or terms of Title IV student … - page 354
… dollars - 4868 • Areport on how many dollars make their way to the classroom in every federal education grant and … Page number 359 … • Areport on how many dollars make their way to the classroom in every federal education grant and … - page 359
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… the transition from 3G to 4G and now 5G offerings in two ways. First, it has freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to … the transition from 3G to 4G and now 5G offerings in two ways. First, it has freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to … - page 847
… should issue an order that interprets Section 230 in a way that eliminates the expansive, non-textual immunities … … should issue an order that interprets Section 230 in a way that eliminates the expansive, non-textual immunities … - page 847
… nowhere in the text of the statute.!* They have done so ina way that nullifies the limits Congress placed on the types … can take while continuing to benefit from Section 230. One way to start correcting this error is for the FCC to remind … nowhere in the text of the statute.!* They have done so ina way that nullifies the limits Congress placed on the types … - page 848
… and publisher liability; Section 230 did not do away with the former, nor does it collapse into the latter. … and publisher liability; Section 230 did not do away with the former, nor does it collapse into the latter. … … - page 848
… discrimination against core political viewpoints are one way to do this and would track the approach taken in a … discrimination against core political viewpoints are one way to do this and would track the approach taken in a … - page 849
… self-moderate. Similarly, Congress could legislate in a way that does not require any platform to host illegal … self-moderate. Similarly, Congress could legislate in a way that does not require any platform to host illegal … - page 849
… who do not think that the FCC or Congress should act in a way that regulates the content-moderation decisions of … who do not think that the FCC or Congress should act in a way that regulates the content-moderation decisions of … - page 850
… Big Tech has avoided accountability in several additional ways as well. One of them concerns the FCC’s roughly $9 … Big Tech has avoided accountability in several additional ways as well. One of them concerns the FCC’s roughly $9 … - page 850
… regulatory equivalent of taxing horseshoes to pay for highways. To put the FCC’s universal service program on a stable … regulatory equivalent of taxing horseshoes to pay for highways. To put the FCC’s universal service program on a stable … - page 850
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