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New Mexico finalizes strategic water plan for treating brackish water

The state's plan would have treated brackish water serve as an alternative to freshwater for new industrial demands and for use in data centers.

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Dublin, Ohio looks to grow with $325 million investment program

The five-year plan makes significant investments in transportation infrastructure, community facilities and mobility improvements.

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New York City moves ahead on $5 billion plan to build 80,000 new homes

The "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" initiative represents the largest housing creation plan in recent history.

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Wisconsin secures $32 million to lower emissions from road construction

Officials will collect data from pilot projects using new materials and devise ways to accelerate clean building techniques across the state.

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Pennsylvania transit system receives $153 million in emergency funding to run through July

SEPTA has faced a significant budget shortfall following the expiration of federal pandemic relief funds.

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$300 million investment to jumpstart three US semiconductor packaging operations

The funding looks to accelerate development of advanced semiconductor technology that is critical for artificial intelligence and next-generation computing.

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DOE invests $31 million to provide research opportunities for underrepresented groups

The funding comes through DOE's Funding for Accelerated, Inclusive Research (FAIR) initiative, which looks to build partnerships between universities and DOE's national laboratories.

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USDA invests $256 million in rural clean energy projects

Some of the projects receiving funding include solar installations, wind energy systems, hydropower retrofits and upgrades to irrigation and agricultural equipment.

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Mississippi unleashes $110 million to ready industrial sites for development

The bulk of the funding will go toward projects designed to prepare potential industrial sites across the state to ensure they will be ready for new projects.

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Topeka looks to replace 1,000 lead pipes with $74 million loan

Service lines, which connect water mains to buildings, were commonly built using toxic lead until 1986 when they were banned nationwide.

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