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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… and eliminate all paper manifests and manual filing and data input. This system should operate from a range of … and eliminate all paper manifests and manual filing and data input. This system should operate from a range of … - page 421
… should rely on Department of Agriculture and state usage data that reflect actual pesticide use in registration … National Marine Fisheries Service should rely on similar data in their ESA analyses. Chapter Environmental Protection … should rely on Department of Agriculture and state usage data that reflect actual pesticide use in registration … - page 434
… review every 15 years, EPA relies on publicly available data with differing levels of quality and transparency. Data standards are needed to ensure that information relied … to the agency at a similar level as the original testing data conducted by registrants to ensure that EPA can conduct … - page 434
… science to greater scrutiny, especially in areas of data analysis, identification of scientific flaws, and … science to greater scrutiny, especially in areas of data analysis, identification of scientific flaws, and … - page 438
… on transparent, reproducible science as well as that the data and publications resulting from taxpayer-funded … on transparent, reproducible science as well as that the data and publications resulting from taxpayer-funded … - page 439
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… pivoted from a successful focus on the voluntary sharing of data to improve safety outcomes to adoption of a more compulsory and antagonistic approach to mandating data collection and publication through a Standing General … pivoted from a successful focus on the voluntary sharing of data to improve safety outcomes to adoption of a more … - page 625
… the oceans. The ATO began to implement what is now called DataComm in 2002 but suspended the project in 2003. This was … the oceans. The ATO began to implement what is now called DataComm in 2002 but suspended the project in 2003. This was … - page 633
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