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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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Department of Energy and Related Commissions

… Register at the same - 4923 • Federal Register at the same time as the Chapter Department of Energy and Related … Page number 363 … • Federal Register at the same time as the … • Federal Register at the same - 4923 … - page 363
… At the same time, adversaries like - 4940 At the same time, adversaries like China , Russia, North Korea, Iran, … and Related Commissions Page number 364 … At the same time, adversaries like China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, and … - page 364
… and raise energy prices for consumers and businesses. It is time for the United States to use all of its energy … and raise energy prices for consumers and businesses. It is time for the United States to use all of its energy … - page 367
… that LNG export approvals are reviewed and processed ina timely manner. In particular: Chapter Department of Energy … that LNG export approvals are reviewed and processed ina timely manner. In particular: … Ensure that LNG export … - page 377
… to the exclusion of other important factors such as cycle time and reparability. Chapter Department of Energy and … to the exclusion of other important factors such as cycle time and reparability. … • Eliminate energy efficiency … - page 378
… it is useful in comparing the costs of resources over time, LCOE can also mask the massive amounts of capital … it is useful in comparing the costs of resources over time, LCOE can also mask the massive amounts of capital … - page 387
… margins need to be reevaluated. Reserve margins need to be timed to load changes throughout the day and consider the … margins need to be reevaluated. Reserve margins need to be timed to load changes throughout the day and consider the … - page 387
… production capabilities.’"* Because this process will take time, NNSA and the NNSA Labs need to ensure that existing … production capabilities.’"* Because this process will take time, NNSA and the NNSA Labs need to ensure that existing … - page 399
… generation that is needed to serve the grid at all times."” Chapter Department of Energy and Related … generation that is needed to serve the grid at all times."” … • Limit the impact of subsidized - 5363 … - page 401
… available (power plants) to meet peak electric demand (the time of day and year when people are using the most … focus on the modern grid’s reliability challenges for all times of the day and year. Chapter Department of Energy and … available (power plants) to meet peak electric demand (the time of day and year when people are using the most … - page 401
… require intermittent resources to procure backup power for times when they are not available to operate. In addition, … require intermittent resources to procure backup power for times when they are not available to operate. In addition, … - page 402
… export, and are reviewed, developed and constructed in a timely manner. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … export, and are reviewed, developed and constructed in a timely manner. … • Should ensure that the natural - 5435 … - page 408
… creating a backlog of missed statutory deadlines,’ and at times has even led to preventable environmental disasters. … creating a backlog of missed statutory deadlines,’ and at times has even led to preventable environmental disasters. … - page 416

The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished

… from finalizing deals in excess of $10 million. During that time, EXIM authorizations fell from $21 billion in FY 2014 … 2018 (adjusted for inflation ).'* However, also during that time, regular big-ticket EXIM beneficiaries continued to … from finalizing deals in excess of $10 million. During that time, EXIM authorizations fell from $21 billion in FY 2014 … - page 719
… support the competitiveness of U.S. exporters.” During that time, foreign ECAs “fundamentally evolved their philosophy … support the competitiveness of U.S. exporters.” During that time, foreign ECAs “fundamentally evolved their philosophy … - page 720
… 2019. While Germany had respectable economic growth at the time of the report, only 0.7 percent of its exports were … 2019. While Germany had respectable economic growth at the time of the report, only 0.7 percent of its exports were … - page 721
… for its unusually low level of EXIM-backed exports. At the time of the report, the U.S. economy was thriving, wages and … for its unusually low level of EXIM-backed exports. At the time of the report, the U.S. economy was thriving, wages and … - page 721
… ambition to dominate that industry. Ironically, at the same time that some want to become more like China to fight … ambition to dominate that industry. Ironically, at the same time that some want to become more like China to fight … - page 723

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