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Energy Department investing in domestic solar manufacturing

Funds will go toward “building an American-made solar supply chain that boosts innovation, drives down costs for families, and delivers jobs across the nation"

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USDA announces $250 million available to reduce wildfire risks

Funds will help vulnerable communities protect homes, businesses, and infrastructure from catastrophic wildfires

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$1 billion California bridge replacement set to begin in 2026

Replacement bridges in San Joaquin County over the Stockton Deep Water Channel will have an expected lifespan of 75 years

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Michigan opens applications for $20 million in environmental-justice grants

Grants designed to improve public health, monitor pollution and enhance indoor air quality in schools and childcare facilities

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Feds make $2 billion available for Northeast Corridor rail improvements

Infrastructure improvements funded by this NOFO will deliver safer, faster and more dependable passenger rail services for travelers and commuters alike

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$54.2 million will address abandoned oil and gas wells

Grants will help measure methane emissions, assess water effects and prioritize cleanup

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Wisconsin receives $62.4 million from EPA for solar projects

Solar installations would help state prevent nearly 2 million tons of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere annually, officials say

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Interior Department announces grants to improve aquatic habitats

$70 million allocated to projects in 29 states to improve fish passage around outdated structures such as dams and culverts

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DOE releases list of possible electricity transmission corridors

10 areas identified to fast-track development of projects in regions with pressing demands for more transmission capacity

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World’s largest wildlife crossing on track to open in California in 2026

Project is final piece to unite protected areas in the Santa Monica Mountains and the Sierra Madre Range

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