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… $730 million. EPA’s FY 2023 budget request for the Office of Research and Development seeks funds for more than 1,850 employees—a dramatic increase for what is already the largest EPA office with well above 10 percent of the agency’s workforce.** … - page 437
… Several ORD offices and programs, many - 6114 Several ORD offices and programs, many of which constitute unaccountable efforts to use scientific … - page 437
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… often play an outsized role in determining agency scientific and regulatory policy, Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number 437 … often play an outsized role in determining agency scientific and regulatory policy, … EPA currently operates 21 … - page 437
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… often - 6118 and their membership has too often been handpicked to achieve certain political positions. In the Biden Administration, key EPA … number 438 … and their membership has too often been handpicked to achieve certain political positions. In the Biden … - page 438
… purged of balanced perspectives, geographic diversity, - 6119 purged of balanced perspectives, geographic diversity, important regulatory and Chapter Environmental … Page number 438 … purged of balanced perspectives, geographic diversity, important regulatory and … purged of balanced … - page 438
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… associations, these moves eviscerated historic levels - 6121 associations, these moves eviscerated historic levels of participation on key committees by state, local, and tribal … - page 438
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… these efforts to be misused for scaremongering risk communications and enforcement activities, EPA should embrace so-called citizen science and deputize the public to subject the agency’s science to greater scrutiny, especially in areas of data analysis, identification of scientific flaws, and research misconduct. In … - page 438
… responsibility for evaluating misconduct away from its Office of Scientific Integrity, which has been overseen by environmental activists, and toward … - page 438
… similar to those under the False Claims Act*’ for the public to identify scientific flaws and research misconduct, thereby saving taxpayers … similar to those under the False Claims Act*’ for the public to identify scientific flaws and research misconduct, … - page 438
… EPA regulations are based on nontransparent models for which the public lacks access or for which significant costs prevent the public from understanding … - page 438
… and opaque decisions. Given the disproportionate economic impacts of top-down solutions, EPA should implement an approach that defaults to less restrictive regulatory outcomes. Chapter Environmental Protection … and opaque decisions. Given the disproportionate economic impacts of top-down solutions, EPA should implement an … - page 438
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… of the efficacy of its regulations - 6131 of the efficacy of its regulations with a heavy emphasis on … natural, background, international, and anthropogenic contributions for key pollutants. It should embrace … - page 439
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