Percent of Presidents Agreeing It is Appropriate for U.S. to Public Outcomes Data Presidents were much more unified in their views about how well the government would fulfill such a role -- ...
It means the climate crisis is an era, not an issue. It’s the context for every decision humanity makes, and—whether we like it or not—it will set the defining challenge for a Harris presidency.
These internecine squabbles aside, internal critics of outcome-oriented philanthropy voice the concerns that it can be incompetently executed, and that funders may exercise inappropriate control over ...
The result is a bureaucracy that knows it can essentially wait out administrations it doesn’t like, resist edicts it opposes, and work inefficiently or incompetently without consequence.
For Chris Herold, another water expert, "one of the main problems is that they (the municipalities) are incompetently run, and there's also a lot of corruption which is hindering the efficient ...