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Colorado secures $250 million for Kennedy-era drinking water, conveyance project in Pueblo

The Arkansas Valley Conduit is a proposed 130-mile pipeline and water delivery system that will provide clean, reliable drinking water to communities from Pueblo to Lamar.

Keaton Peters

FEMA opens applications for $1.35 billion in climate resilience funding

In recent years, climate-driven disasters from hurricanes to wildfires and floods have become more frequent and intense.

Keaton Peters

$635 million grant funding powers surge in EV charging station construction

The funding also includes support for hydrogen and natural gas fueling infrastructure projects.

Brady Pieper

EPA announces historic $1.6 billion investment in climate, environmental initiatives

These grants will advance resilient infrastructure projects around the nation and further the feds’ commitment to decarbonizing historically disadvantaged communities.

Jerrod Kingery

Wisconsin allocating $444 million for municipal wastewater infrastructure upgrades

The funding will be used for projects that reduce phosphorus discharges and address aging equipment, with a focus on small and disadvantaged communities.

Brady Pieper

California unveils $1.4 billion clean transportation plan for alternative fueling projects

The funding will help establish a robust network of charging stations for electric vehicles, as well as hydrogen refueling stations.

Miles Smith

$82 million in funding available for tribal clean water projects

The funding will go to projects designed to deliver safe drinking water to tribal communities in the western U.S.

Miles Smith

EPA announces $3.6 billion for clean drinking water programs

This funding is on top of $2.6 billion that was announced earlier this year, bringing the combined investment in water projects to $6.2 billion.

Miles Smith

DOE awarding $428 million to fund clean energy projects in coal communities

The projects, located in communities with de-commissioned coal facilities, were selected to address critical energy supply chain vulnerabilities.

Keaton Peters

US ports receiving $3 billion for zero-emissions equipment and infrastructure upgrades

Port operations can be a significant source of pollution, and these investments are meant to ensure that these crucial economic gateways do not make climate change worse.

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