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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… for the near term in order to promote the objectives laid out by Congress. Chapter Department of Transportation Page … for the near term in order to promote the objectives laid out by Congress. … • Reduce proposed fuel economy levels. - … - page 628
… is vital for the transportation of goods and people throughout the country. The FHWA, in conjunction with state DOTs, … is vital for the transportation of goods and people throughout the country. The FHWA, in conjunction with state DOTs, … - page 629
… They compete with each other over the vast majority of routes. Several smaller carriers provide additional … They compete with each other over the vast majority of routes. Several smaller carriers provide additional … - page 630
… disclosure mandates and other costly requirements without a sufficient process for gathering supporting evidence. … disclosure mandates and other costly requirements without a sufficient process for gathering supporting evidence. … - page 630
… Investment in the United States (CFIUS) process to keep out nefarious foreign actors while allowing investment from … Investment in the United States (CFIUS) process to keep out nefarious foreign actors while allowing investment from … - page 631
… aviation sector, the current incentives are to keep out competitors. Slot regulations have not been updated … aviation sector, the current incentives are to keep out competitors. Slot regulations have not been updated … - page 631
… safer twin-engine planes with two pilots are being phased out of service at smaller airports and replaced by … safer twin-engine planes with two pilots are being phased out of service at smaller airports and replaced by … - page 631
… allow foreign carriers serving markets in East Asia and South Asia to enjoy a competitive advantage by continuing to … allow foreign carriers serving markets in East Asia and South Asia to enjoy a competitive advantage by continuing to … - page 631
… (R&D) and is not very good at either one. It should get out of the R&D business and focus on testing, evaluating, … (R&D) and is not very good at either one. It should get out of the R&D business and focus on testing, evaluating, … - page 631
… ATO from the FAA and relocate it to separate headquarters outside the District of Columbia. Chapter Department of … ATO from the FAA and relocate it to separate headquarters outside the District of Columbia. … • Separate the ATO from … - page 634
… a permanent reduction in commuting raises questions about the viability of fixed-route mass transit, especially considering that transit … a permanent reduction in commuting raises questions about the viability of fixed-route mass transit, especially … - page 635
… would allow transit agencies to adjust fringe benefits without fearing a federal lawsuit. Chapter Department of … would allow transit agencies to adjust fringe benefits without fearing a federal lawsuit. … Returning to the original … - page 636
… The fund was driven into insolvency (and repeated bailouts) through decades of transfers to transit without any increase in transit usage to show for it. With the … The fund was driven into insolvency (and repeated bailouts) through decades of transfers to transit without any … - page 636
… concluded that the costs of these requirements would far outweigh their very minimal benefits. Chapter Department of … concluded that the costs of these requirements would far outweigh their very minimal benefits. … • FRAis planning to … - page 637
… ships that carry LNG. If there are genuine concerns about U.S. fleet capacity in the absence of the Jones Act, it … ships that carry LNG. If there are genuine concerns about U.S. fleet capacity in the absence of the Jones Act, it … - page 638
… U.S. Department of Transportation, Build America Bureau, “About the Build America Bureau,” last updated October 24, 2022, httos://Awww.transportation.gov/buildamerica/about (accessed March 3, 2023). Chapter Department of … U.S. Department of Transportation, Build America Bureau, “About the Build America Bureau,” last updated October 24, … - page 640
… on, Maritime Administration, “About Us,” last - 9452 on, Maritime Administration, “About Us,” last updated March 23, 2022, https:// Chapter … Page number 640 … on, Maritime Administration, “About Us,” last updated March 23, 2022, https:// … on, … - page 640
… www.maritime.dot.gov/about-us (accessed March 4, 2023). H.R. - 9453 www.maritime.dot.gov/about-us (accessed March 4, 2023). H.R. 10378, Merchant Marine … of Transportation Page number 640 … www.maritime.dot.gov/about-us (accessed March 4, 2023). H.R. 10378, Merchant Marine … - page 640
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… [Maintaining Internal Systems and Strengthening Integrated Outside Networks] Act of 2018? that codify broad access for … to expand disability benefits to large populations without adequate planning have caused an erosion of veterans’ … [Maintaining Internal Systems and Strengthening Integrated Outside Networks] Act of 2018? that codify broad access for … - page 641
… - 9476 with a growth in same-day surgical procedures and outpatient care, so has the VA, and in 2018 Congress added access to private-sector urgent care outlets as one of the VA’s health care benefits. Chapter … 643 … with a growth in same-day surgical procedures and outpatient care, so has the VA, and in 2018 Congress added … - page 643
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