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Department of Energy and Related Commissions

… In recent years, however, U.S. science - 4955 In recent years, however, U.S. science has been under threat. Externally, … and Related Commissions Page number 365 … In recent years, however, U.S. science has been under threat. Externally, … - page 365
… security through technological prowess. Government, however, should not be picking winners and losers in dealing … security through technological prowess. Government, however, should not be picking winners and losers in dealing … - page 367
… for U.S. industrial policy, although it might highlight how current domestic industrial and climate policies … for U.S. industrial policy, although it might highlight how current domestic industrial and climate policies … - page 370
… efforts require significant funding and scientific knowhow. In addition, NNSA develops and designs nuclear … efforts require significant funding and scientific knowhow. In addition, NNSA develops and designs nuclear … - page 372
… from fossil fuel waste products (primarily coal) has shown some potential and, in view of our vast domestic … from fossil fuel waste products (primarily coal) has shown some potential and, in view of our vast domestic … - page 377
… Renewable Energy."! The disparity in funding demonstrates how DOE’s research activities and substantial portions of … Renewable Energy."! The disparity in funding demonstrates how DOE’s research activities and substantial portions of … - page 378
… and dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, light bulbs, and showerheads. Current law and regulations reduce consumer … and dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, light bulbs, and showerheads. Current law and regulations reduce consumer … - page 378
… that poses a barrier to renewable generation expansion. However, some of the grants that it administers under the … that poses a barrier to renewable generation expansion. However, some of the grants that it administers under the … - page 381
… (RTOs), and the electric industry, should change how electric grid reserve margins are defined and … (RTOs), and the electric industry, should change how electric grid reserve margins are defined and … - page 387
… 2018.” This is an important analysis because it clearly shows the level of the federal government ’s intervention in … 2018.” This is an important analysis because it clearly shows the level of the federal government’s intervention in … - page 388
… policy and how it affects foreign - 5224 policy and how it affects foreign policy, as well as the international energy landscape and how it affects U.S. national and economic security. Chapter … - page 389
… actions that threaten U.S. energy security and dominance. However, it would be important to guard against attempts to … actions that threaten U.S. energy security and dominance. However, it would be important to guard against attempts to … - page 392
… their ratepayers for permanent disposal of nuclear waste. However, no such storage exists, and spent nuclear fuel … their ratepayers for permanent disposal of nuclear waste. However, no such storage exists, and spent nuclear fuel … - page 397
… plus a percentage of additional generation for backup."'? However, given the increasing number of intermittent … plus a percentage of additional generation for backup."'? However, given the increasing number of intermittent … - page 401
… their participants are accountable only to FERC. Even then, however, accountability is indirect through the tariffs … their participants are accountable only to FERC. Even then, however, accountability is indirect through the tariffs … - page 404
… FERC has been considering how to - 5404 FERC has been considering how to plan for and allocate costs for new transmission lines and how new generation resources will be interconnected to the … - page 405
… input and decision-making. FERC will consider rules on how NIETC transmission applications are to be made. Chapter … input and decision-making. FERC will consider rules on how NIETC transmission applications are to be made. … Also, … - page 405
… In addition, Congress, the states, and FERC should consider how better to protect and compensate property owners whose … In addition, Congress, the states, and FERC should consider how better to protect and compensate property owners whose … - page 407
… dered; however, there are benefits from - 5492 dered; however, there are benefits from having focus on threats … of Energy and Related Commissions Page number 410 … dered; however, there are benefits from having focus on threats … - page 410
… Office (GDO). place in FY 2021 and FY 2022, the $7,000,000 shown under the Chapter Department of Energy and Related … Office (GDO). place in FY 2021 and FY 2022, the $7,000,000 shown under the … , 23, and 84 “The FY - 5584 … - page 411

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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Comics explaining Project 2025 (https://stopproject2025comic.org/): 

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Joyce Vance Columns on Project 2025

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  • Project 2025 and Head Start
  • Project 2025: Eliminate, Eliminate, Eliminate
  • Project 2025: Privatize, Privatize, Privatize
  • Project 2025 and The Issues
  • Project 2025 and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
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