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Ohio awards more than $120 million for local water infrastructure

Grants to fund essential projects such as water distribution systems, waterline extensions, water tower replacements and new pipes and mains

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DOE plans funding opportunity to improve batteries, supply chain for vehicles

Funded projects would advance research, development, demonstration and deployment to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions

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Feds announce new round of funding to improve water availability in western states

Four initiatives in California, Colorado and Washington seek to increase storage capacity by at least 1.6 million acre-feet

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New DOE funding opportunity looks to future of electric grid

FOA will provide up to $31 million to support solar power research, development and demonstration projects

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New York announces grants for housing projects, transit-oriented developments

State is allocating $67 million that is expected to attract $576 million in private investment

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California receives $81 million for drought resilience

Funds come from Inflation Reduction Act, which includes $500 million specifically designated for conservation initiatives, ecosystem restoration and habitat preservation

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Hydroelectric challenge: Balancing grid needs with environment

'By co-optimizing energy and environmental outcomes, it’s possible to create opportunities for energy-environment win-wins,' researcher says

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Grants available for planning transit-oriented developments nationwide

Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development Planning supports local initiatives and investments near transit hubs

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EPA provides $300 million in grants to rejuvenate brownfield sites

Awards will help turn previously polluted, vacant and abandoned properties into community assets while boosting local economies

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EPA issues alert, guidance after cyberattacks on water infrastructure

Agency plans to increase scheduled inspections and will take civil and criminal enforcement actions as needed

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