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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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… SBA was created in 1953 as an independent agency of the federal government to aid, counsel, assist and protect the … … SBA was created in 1953 as an independent agency of the federal government to aid, counsel, assist and protect the … - page 744
… of natural disasters. Because of its distinct role in the federal government , the SBA became Chapter Small Business … of natural disasters. Because of its distinct role in the federal government, the SBA became … The SBA’s founding … - page 744
… Office of Advocacy’s role, providing accountability across federal agencies to ensure that they considered the impact … of their rulemakings on small businesses. The RFA requires federal agencies “to consider the effects of their … and the Office of Advocacy is charged with ensuring that federal agencies abide by the law and is required to provide … - page 746
… support programs. Through goals established by the SBA for federal departments and agencies, the broader goal is to … support programs. Through goals established by the SBA for federal departments and agencies, the broader goal is to … - page 747
… This independent office within the SBA works to ensure that federal agencies consider small businesses’ concerns and … This independent office within the SBA works to ensure that federal agencies consider small businesses’ concerns and … - page 747
… billion, which represents 0.4 percent of the FY 2022 U.S. federal budget.” Chapter Small Business Administration Page … billion, which represents 0.4 percent of the FY 2022 U.S. federal budget.” … In terms of current loan volume, - 10819 … - page 748
… and leadership team can work and advocate across the federal government to ensure that extreme regulatory … and leadership team can work and advocate across the federal government to ensure that extreme regulatory … - page 749
… research agenda that includes measuring the total cost that federal regulation imposes on small businesses. Chapter … research agenda that includes measuring the total cost that federal regulation imposes on small businesses. … An Office … - page 751
… of proposed rulemaking is submitted for publication in the Federal Register. The Office of Advocacy would submit … of proposed rulemaking is submitted for publication in the Federal Register. The Office of Advocacy would submit … - page 752
… • Explicitly direct federal agencies to - 10865 • Explicitly direct federal agencies to comply with the RFA. This would be … September 2018.** This activity produced 26 letters to federal agencies and highlighted specific regulations that … - page 752
… to personal, business, and nonprofit borrowers following a federally declared disaster. The program suffers from problems of coordination with Federal Emergency Management Administration ( FEMA ) … to personal, business, and nonprofit borrowers following a federally declared disaster. The program suffers from … - page 754
… Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs for all federal agencies with extramural budgets for research or … Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs for all federal agencies with extramural budgets for research or … - page 754
… to small businesses. STTR allocates 0.45 percent of federal research spending to small firms.** Research has shown that this small portion of federal R&D spending is disproportionately effective.*° The … to small businesses. STTR allocates 0.45 percent of federal research spending to small firms.** Research has … - page 754
… the - 10887 SBIR and STTR have overcome the tendency of federal contracting officers to deal only with large firms … and have the expertise and lobbying clout to navigate the federal procurement process. The next Administration should: … number 754 … SBIR and STTR have overcome the tendency of federal contracting officers to deal only with large firms … - page 754
… on its core statutory activities such as capital access, federal contracting opportunities, and regulatory advocacy. … on its core statutory activities such as capital access, federal contracting opportunities, and regulatory advocacy. … - page 757
… Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act® would require federal agencies to perform more thorough RFA economic … Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act® would require federal agencies to perform more thorough RFA economic … - page 758
… SBREFA panel requirements should be extended to all federal agencies. Chapter Small Business Administration Page … SBREFA panel requirements should be extended to all federal agencies. … • The Small Business Regulatory … - page 758
… disallow the use of project labor agreements (PLAs) in federal contracting as required in President Biden’s … disallow the use of project labor agreements (PLAs) in federal contracting as required in President Biden’s … - page 758
… Federal Register, Vol. 35, service/ll/fedreg/fr035/fr035056/fr035056.p - 10951 Federal Register, Vol. 35, … Chapter Small Business Administration Page number 760 … Federal Register, Vol. 35, … Business Amend … Federal Register, Vol. 35, … - page 760
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