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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.

Rachel Cleetus, Policy Director, Union of Concerned Scientists
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… pollution in the form ofa thick, fog-like haze that at times was laced with harmful metals was a frequent … pollution in the form ofa thick, fog-like haze that at times was laced with harmful metals was a frequent … - page 419
… approach to cut costs, reduce the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, and eliminate duplicative … approach to cut costs, reduce the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, and eliminate duplicative … - page 422
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… not require this, and EPA should consider whether a longer timeline is less disruptive or more realistic. Regional haze … not require this, and EPA should consider whether a longer timeline is less disruptive or more realistic. Regional haze … - page 424
… to ensure that CWA Section 308*' has a clear and enforced time limit. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page … to ensure that CWA Section 308*' has a clear and enforced time limit. … Arule to ensure that CWA Section - 6013 … - page 429
… address challenges in water workforce, issues surrounding timely actions on primacy applications, and cybersecurity. … address challenges in water workforce, issues surrounding timely actions on primacy applications, and cybersecurity. … … - page 430
… would greatly benefit water systems across the country at a time when intervention is crucial, leaving fewer communities … would greatly benefit water systems across the country at a time when intervention is crucial, leaving fewer communities … - page 430
… scope creep to ensure that evaluations can be completed ina timely manner consistent with the statutory requirements. … scope creep to ensure that evaluations can be completed ina timely manner consistent with the statutory requirements. … … - page 433
… Ensure that new chemical evaluations are conducted in a timely manner, consistent with statutory requirements, to … … Ensure that new chemical evaluations are conducted in a timely manner, consistent with statutory requirements, to … - page 434
… reset the program to ensure that reviews are completed on a timeline that is consistent with the statute. This includes … reset the program to ensure that reviews are completed on a timeline that is consistent with the statute. This includes … - page 434
… the tasks that the agency is actually completing within the timelines of the statute and is not Chapter Environmental … the tasks that the agency is actually completing within the timelines of the statute and is not … Transition the Safer … - page 434
… complete the most basic requirements efficiently and in a timely fashion. While EPA has asked for more resources, … complete the most basic requirements efficiently and in a timely fashion. While EPA has asked for more resources, … - page 434

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… Biden’s first two years in office. No President in modern times—perhaps ever—has been more fiscally reckless than has … Biden’s first two years in office. No President in modern times—perhaps ever—has been more fiscally reckless than has … - page 692
… Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time.® Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number 693 … … Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time.® … No Money shall be drawn from - 9927 … - page 693
… year (FY) 2022, Treasury employed approximately 96,000 full-time employees, including approximately 81,000 at the … year (FY) 2022, Treasury employed approximately 96,000 full-time employees, including approximately 81,000 at the … - page 693
… addition to performing public outreach, treasurers have at times headed Treasury’s financial education program and … addition to performing public outreach, treasurers have at times headed Treasury’s financial education program and … - page 694
… time for any purpose. This would - 9963 time for any purpose. This would allow the vast majority of … Chapter Department of the Treasury Page number 697 … time for any purpose. This would allow the vast majority of … - page 697
… a meaningful cap (no higher than $12,000 per year per full-time equivalent employee—and preferably lower) on untaxed … a meaningful cap (no higher than $12,000 per year per full-time equivalent employee—and preferably lower) on untaxed … - page 697
… agency, and has been for at least two decades. It is time for meaningful reform to improve the efficiency and … agency, and has been for at least two decades. It is time for meaningful reform to improve the efficiency and … - page 698
… rather than the government receiving a higher rate, the time limit for taxpayers to sue for damages for improper … rather than the government receiving a higher rate, the time limit for taxpayers to sue for damages for improper … - page 700

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