The funding represents the largest investment in American transportation infrastructure since the construction of the interstate highway system in the 1950s and 1960s.
In a study, the New Mexico Environment Department assessed the potential for using non-potable water sources in manufacturing, energy production and other industrial processes.
Eligible projects include those that expand or establish new intercity passenger and high-speed rail service, improve the performance of existing service and/or replace or rehabilitate rail infrastructure.
This funding focuses on wetland and meadow restoration, fish habitat improvement and mitigation of the negative impacts cannabis cultivation has had on watershed health.
The Treasury estimates that EV owners could save between $18,000 and $24,000 over a 15-year vehicle lifespan compared to gasoline vehicles, with fuel costs being the largest contributor to these savings.
The all-electric high-speed passenger rail system will transport travelers between the flagship station in Las Vegas and stations throughout Southern California.