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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… public health recommendations and policies—an inescapably political function. At times, these two functions are in … public health recommendations and policies—an inescapably political function. At times, these two functions are in … - page 453
… souls saved? The CDC has no business making such inherently political (and often unconstitutional) assessments and … souls saved? The CDC has no business making such inherently political (and often unconstitutional) assessments and … - page 453
… and leave the “should” and “must” policy calls to politically accountable parties. Chapter Department of … and leave the “should” and “must” policy calls to politically accountable parties. … By statute or regulation, … - page 454
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… than political power and when they - 6482 than political power and when they are known in advance of the … of Health and Human Services Page number 463 … than political power and when they are known in advance of the … - page 463
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… and Clayton Acts demonstrate Congress’s concern about the political and economic power of the oil and railroad trusts … and Clayton Acts demonstrate Congress’s concern about the political and economic power of the oil and railroad trusts … - page 870
… not endure a king - 12825 If we will not endure a king as a political power, we should not endure a king over the … Page number 870 … If we will not endure a king as a political power, we should not endure a king over the … - page 870
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… the interference of large internet firms with democratic political discourse undermine liberal democracy, a truly … the interference of large internet firms with democratic political discourse undermine liberal democracy, a truly … - page 871
… For Friedman, market mechanisms, not political mechanisms, - 12838 For Friedman, market mechanisms, not political mechanisms, are the appropriate way to determine … when they use corporate resources to further their personal political beliefs, even when pursuing what they consider a … - page 871
… censor criticism, scientific fact, and uncomfortable political truths demonstrates this unfortunate development. … censor criticism, scientific fact, and uncomfortable political truths demonstrates this unfortunate development. … - page 871
… returned to the states and other democratically accountable political institutions. But, until there is areturn to a … returned to the states and other democratically accountable political institutions. But, until there is areturn to a … - page 873
… banks or internet platforms refuse customers based on their political or social views (as distinguished from religious … enjoys market power; and (5) appears to engage in its own political or social agenda that is unrelated to any … banks or internet platforms refuse customers based on their political or social views (as distinguished from religious … - page 874
… of government working with social media companies to censor politically harmful news, or more implicit—for example, … of government working with social media companies to censor politically harmful news, or more implicit—for example, … - page 874
… in mobile search. This decision, of course, occurred in a political environment of close relationships between the … in mobile search. This decision, of course, occurred in a political environment of close relationships between the … - page 878
… have a propensity to collude with government to advance political goals, as documents unearthed by the Missouri and … have a propensity to collude with government to advance political goals, as documents unearthed by the Missouri and … - page 878
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