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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… postsecondary education and workforce training program outcomes; contextualize those results based on trends … postsecondary education and workforce training program outcomes; contextualize those results based on trends … - page 338
… methodology for risk adjusting institutional and program outcomes to more accurately reflect the value added of … methodology for risk adjusting institutional and program outcomes to more accurately reflect the value added of … - page 339
… earnings as proxies for educational quality. Both of those outcomes, however, are highly dependent upon a student’s … with selective admissions policies post the strongest outcomes, primarily because they admit mostly low-risk, … students. Open enrollment institutions post the weakest outcomes, largely because life is challenging and … - page 339
… versus socioeconomic status and other factors on college outcomes. Chapter Department of Education Page number 339 … … versus socioeconomic status and other factors on college outcomes. … “risk adjusted” to more carefully isolate - 4675 … - page 339
… speeches, apparently to raise their own profiles but without adding any new information to the process. Some advocacy … enables them to write the regulation as they wish and without regard to the concerns raised by negotiators. Chapter … speeches, apparently to raise their own profiles but without adding any new information to the process. Some advocacy … - page 340
… the student loan portfolio for crass political purposes without regard to the needs of current taxpayers or future … the student loan portfolio for crass political purposes without regard to the needs of current taxpayers or future … - page 341
… run contrary to robust research evidence showing positive outcomes for students from education choice policies; there … that more taxpayer spending on schools improves student outcomes; and evidence finds that keeping schools closed to … learning resulted in negative emotional and academic outcomes for students. Furthermore, the union promotes … - page 342
… a child witha social or medical gender transition without parental consent or to withhold information from parents about a child’s social transition (e.g., changing their names … a child witha social or medical gender transition without parental consent or to withhold information from parents … - page 343
… especially if it requires minors to disclose information about their religious beliefs, or beliefs about race or gender in violation of the Protection of Pupil … especially if it requires minors to disclose information about their religious beliefs, or beliefs about race or gender … - page 344
… schools to disclose the student’s education records without the consent or knowledge of the parent or student. The … consent before asking questions, including surveys, about political affiliations or beliefs; mental or … schools to disclose the student’s education records without the consent or knowledge of the parent or student. The … - page 344
… granted parents and students important statutory rights without an effective remedy to assert those rights. Chapter … granted parents and students important statutory rights without an effective remedy to assert those rights. … financial … - page 345
… surgeries without parental involvement does not - 4733 surgeries without parental involvement does not reduce the suicidality of … Department of Education Page number 346 … surgeries without parental involvement does not reduce the suicidality of … - page 346
… decision to assume a different “gender” while at school—without notifying parents. In California, New Jersey, and … educators are prohibited from informing parents about children ’s confusion over their sex if the children do … decision to assume a different “gender” while at school—without notifying parents. In California, New Jersey, and … - page 346
… than the name listed on a student’s birth certificate, without the written permission of a student’s parents or … than the name listed on a student’s birth certificate, without the written permission of a student’s parents or … - page 346
… that is different from that student’s biological sex without the written permission of a student’s parents or … that is different from that student’s biological sex without the written permission of a student’s parents or … - page 346
… should not allow public school employees to keep secrets about a child from that child’s parents. Chapter Department of … should not allow public school employees to keep secrets about a child from that child’s parents. … State lawmakers … - page 346
… attempts to indoctrinate students with radical ideas about race and the ambiguous concept of “gender.” Chapter … attempts to indoctrinate students with radical ideas about race and the ambiguous concept of “gender.” … … - page 348
… very reasons. Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina, and North Carolina, to name a few states, all … very reasons. Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina, and North Carolina, to name a few states, all … - page 349
… has not improved over the past 50 years. And recent, dismal outcomes on the National Assessment of Educational Progress … has not improved over the past 50 years. And recent, dismal outcomes on the National Assessment of Educational Progress … - page 350
… a 10-year period, the federal spending should be phased out and states should assume decision-making control over … a 10-year period, the federal spending should be phased out and states should assume decision-making control over … - page 350
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