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… both programs continue to maintain that resources are insufficient. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … both programs continue to maintain that resources are insufficient. … The Biden Administration has expanded the - 6092 … - page 434
… OPPT (chemicals) suffers from a lack - 6093 OPPT (chemicals) suffers from a lack of leadership and an inability to complete the most basic requirements efficiently and in a timely fashion. While … - page 434
… With regard to OPP (pesticides), pesticide - 6094 With regard to OPP (pesticides), pesticide manufacturers feel that the program is … - page 434
… OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (ORD) - 6095 OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (ORD) AND RELATED SCIENCE … Environmental Protection Agency Page number 434 … OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (ORD) AND RELATED SCIENCE … - page 434
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… risk management activities. This enterprise includes the Office of Research and Development (ORD), the agency’s largest … regions, and cross-cutting parts of the Administrator’s office. EPA’s scientific enterprise, including ORD, has rightly been criticized … - page 436
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… not conduct any ongoing or planned science activity for which there is not clear and current congressional … not conduct any ongoing or planned science activity for which there is not clear and current congressional … - page 436
… avoid exceptions for EPA actions. This freeze should explicitly include quasi-regulatory actions, including … and guidance, that have failed to go through the notice-andcomment process and may date back years. Chapter … avoid exceptions for EPA actions. This freeze should explicitly include quasi-regulatory actions, including … - page 436
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… • Call for the public to - 6103 • Call for the public to identify areas where EPA has inconsistently assessed risk, failed to use the best science, or participated in research misconduct. Chapter Environmental … - page 436
… of carbon, black box and proprietary models, and unrealistic climate scenarios, including those based on … of carbon, black box and proprietary models, and unrealistic climate scenarios, including those based on … - page 436
… Personnel • Quickly nominate a reform-minded - 6105 Personnel • Quickly nominate a reform-minded Assistant Administrator for … Protection Agency Page number 436 … Personnel • Quickly nominate a reform-minded Assistant Administrator for … - page 436
… to a substantial investment (no fewer than six senior political appointees) charged with overseeing and reforming EPA research and science activities. Qualifications for these positions should emphasize management, … environmental agencies) as opposed to personal scientific output. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page … - page 436
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… and review the activities of EPA advisory bodies, many of which have not been authorized by Congress or lack independence, balance, and geographic and viewpoint diversity. Chapter Environmental Protection … and review the activities of EPA advisory bodies, many of which have not been authorized by Congress or lack … - page 437
… decisions from Assistant Administrators, regional offices, and career officials. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number … decisions from Assistant Administrators, regional offices, and career officials. … • Retract delegations for key … - page 437
… for salaries of certain employees above the civil service scale. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page … for salaries of certain employees above the civil service scale. … • Eliminate the use of Title - 6110 … - page 437
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