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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.

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… EPA has steadfastly refused to follow Clean Air Act requirements that the Clean Air Scientific Chapter … EPA has steadfastly refused to follow Clean Air Act requirements that the Clean Air Scientific … For example, … - page 448
… follow legal requirem Pruitt Memorandum, - 6320 follow legal requirem Pruitt Memorandum, Chapter Department of Housing … and Urban Development Page number 448 … follow legal requirem Pruitt Memorandum, … follow legal requirem Pruitt … - page 448
… and process.”° Implementation of these reforms simply requires courageous political leadership across all of HUD’s … and process.”° Implementation of these reforms simply requires courageous political leadership across all of HUD’s … - page 508
… assistance programs,” strengthen work and work-readiness requirements,” implement maximum term limits for residents … assistance programs,” strengthen work and work-readiness requirements,” implement maximum term limits for residents … - page 509
… and legislative reforms that seek to strengthen work requirements, limit the period during which households are … and legislative reforms that seek to strengthen work requirements, limit the period during which households are … - page 511
… March 4, 2023). “The URA establishes the minimum Federal requirements for the acquisition of real Chapter Department … March 4, 2023). “The URA establishes the minimum Federal requirements for the acquisition of real … (accessed March … - page 513
… work requirements and o use of - 7573 work requirements and o use of capital and operati th a possible … of Housing and Urban Development Page number 516 … work requirements and o use of capital and operati th a possible … - page 516
… 7595 d incomes over eligibili on for two-parent households. requirements and term lim oving to Work ( zed another 1 were … … d incomes over eligibili on for two-parent households. requirements and term lim oving to Work ( zed another 1 were … - page 516

The Case for the Export-Import Bank

… with the host country or because the host nation itself requires a sovereign guarantee in order to submit a bid. … with the host country or because the host nation itself requires a sovereign guarantee in order to submit a bid. … - page 724
… Allied nations have taken steps like lowering their content requirements in order to lure more deals, often at U.S. … Allied nations have taken steps like lowering their content requirements in order to lure more deals, often at U.S. … - page 725
… Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained - 10505 Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained constant, and the United States … Bank Page number 726 … Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained constant, and the United States … - page 726

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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