Other inerial entries in the list of the banned language of the memo are “greenhouse gas emissions”, “methane emissions”, “sustainable construction”, “solar energy”, “ground thermal energy”, as well as “nuclear energy”, “Al -Tarouh”, “soil”, “Al -Tarawah”, “Al -Tarouh”, “Soil”, “Soil”, “The Fall”, “The ongoing Gazette”, “The flow”. “Fasting treatment”, “water collection”, “water treatment”, “rural water”, and “clean water”, among dozens of others.
“When assessing the agreements, these entries that include these conditions or similar terms cannot be made,” Books, “Books Sharon Strickland, Head of the Financial Management Department in the northeastern region, Head of the Travel and Agreements Department, in an internal email message March 20. The review will ensure that “we maintain compliance with EOS for management.”
It is not clear how guidance will do anything else other than the administration’s ability to monitor the health and crops of crops or help in American rural development – some of its basic functions. However, what is clear is that the purification of such basic words will suffocate scientific research and discourse.