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The environmental review process is how community members can connect with planners to try to expand the design objectives to include considerations beyond what happens to vehicles. The environmental review process cannot overcome all impacts-building major facilities means change for nature and communities. Nor would NEPA review have allowed state engineers in the 1950s to peer into a crystal ball to foresee large-scale population loss and declining travel demand. With that said, it seems fair to assume that the same thoughtful planning and community engagement that produced the boulevard design concept could have fashioned a more integrated, sustainable, "https://s4Core.online/email-bomber-%d1%84%d0%bb%d1%83%d0%b4-%d0%bf%d0%be%d1%87%d1%82-%d0%be%d0%bd%d0%bb%d0%b0%d0%b9%d0%bd-online-service-email-flood-15/ and successful Inner Loop. The environmental review process is a powerful and effective tool for community empowerment that helps shape the project development process in ways that benefit society and nature. Undermining the National Environmental Policy Act and related laws through arbitration or other reforms that fundamentally weaken review will take us back in time. History demonstrates that gutting NEPA will allow project sponsors to build major facilities in the absence of a full consideration of the long-term impacts on people and ecological environments. Rather than weakening NEPA, Congress should provide additional funding for full-time technical staff at the state and federal levels to ensure timely completion of environmental review.

The front page of the DCC website says their mission is "to enhance public safety by encouraging a crime-free lifestyle and providing cost-effective, evidence-based programs in the supervision and treatment of adult offenders." Perhaps it’s past time we put a little more emphasis on "evidence-based programs" and "public safety," and gain a better understanding of what "cost-effective" means. As you look at how to change the problems I ask you not to forget that this is only being investigated because a reporter was able to obtain internal documents from DCC. Until the first story ran no changes were being made. Without the media access to documents we would not be here listening to the descriptions of changes only now being made. No one in the leadership at The Board of Corrections or DCC took any action because of the crimes that were being committed by Parolees. Sadly, the Darrell Dennis case is not unique. The leadership is tainted by a philosophy that is out of synch with the mission of public safety. Crime victims have earned a right to be included at the table in resolving these problems- they have, after all, paid the most for the failures of the system.

An outspoken female Afghan politician survived a suicide bombing attack on her vehicle yesterday. She suffered only slight wounds but three civilian bystanders were killed, a police spokesman said. Shukria Barakzai is a member of the Afghan parliament, a women’s rights advocate and a close ally of the new President, Ashraf Ghani, who condemned the attack in a statement. "I survived because of my people’s prayers," Ms Barakzai told Reuters from her hospital bed. The bombing was the latest to target members of the US-backed Afghan government, which is fighting a fierce onslaught by the Islamist Taliban movement as most foreign troops prepare to leave Afghanistan by the end of the year. The last British combat troops left the country in late October. Hashmat Stanekzai, a spokesman for Kabul’s police chief, said three civilians were killed by the suicide attacker and more than 10 wounded. Mr Stanekzai said social media reports that Ms Barakzai’s daughter had been killed were not correct. In a 2005 interview Ms Barakzai told Reuters that she had run a secret school for girls during the Taliban’s harsh five-year rule, during which strict restrictions were imposed on women. The Taliban government was toppled by US-backed Afghan forces after it refused to hand over the al-Qaeda planners of the 11 September, attacks on the United States. Ms Barakzai is a member of the team Mr Ghani appointed to help choose a new cabinet after he took office in late September, after a lengthy and bitter dispute over election results with rival Abdullah Abdullah finally ended in a coalition government. Continued disputes between the two camps have delayed the new cabinet’s appointment. Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today.