Center for Effective Government

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Center for Effective Government

The Center for Effective Government, formerly OMB Watch, was a think tank and advocacy group based in Washington D.C. It was focused on government transparency. Our research indicates that this organization is no longer active. If this information is not accurate, or if you are a member of this organization and would like to claim the organizational record, please contact us.
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Living in the Shadow of Danger

Living in the Shadow of Danger

15 Jan 2016

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Living in the Shadow of Danger

Living in the Shadow of Danger

15 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Louisiana Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Louisiana Are Living Near...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Washington Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of - Nationally, 7.5 percent of the population lives within one mile of a hazardous facility.

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Washington Are Living Near...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Nebraska Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of - ● Over 200,000 Nebraskans (one in nine) live within one mile of a facility storing large amounts of extremely hazardous chemicals. These “fenceline communities” face the possibility of a

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Nebraska Are Living Near...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Maine Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - Chemical dangers are real, and potentially dangerous facilities are scattered across Maine. Maine’s 38 high-risk facilities are dotted across the state, with most plants located near Portland and

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Maine Are Living Near Chemical...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Rhode Island Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of - ● More than 68,000 Rhode Islanders (6.8 percent of the total population) live within one mile of a facility storing

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Rhode Island Are Living Near...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Tennessee Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of - ● More than 340,000 Tennesseans (one in 18) live within one mile of a facility storing large amounts of extremely

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Tennessee Are Living Near...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Vermont Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile of - Nationally, 7.5 percent of the population lives within one mile of a hazardous facility.

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Vermont Are Living Near Chemical...

13 Jan 2016

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Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Hawaii Are Living Near Chemical Dangers - The Center for Effective Government graded states based on the relative dangers faced by people of color and residents with incomes below the poverty line living within one mile - Nationally, 7.5 percent of the population lives within one mile of a hazardous facility.

Low-Income Residents and People of Color in Hawaii Are Living Near Chemical...

13 Jan 2016

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