$240 million now available for U.S. projects that restore coastal wetlands and remove dams to improve community resilience $1.5 million now available to revitalize dilapidated downtown buildings in Kansas via Historic Economic Asset Lifeline (HEAL) grants New Jersey Economic Development Authority now has funding available for adaptive reuse and catalytic redevelopment projects $200 million is now available to New York communities via “Downtown Revitalization Initiative” and “NY Forward” programs $10 million in grants now available in Illinois for projects that restore water quality and boost flood resilience in communities $660 million is available to clean up orphaned oil & gas wells that pollute backyards, parks & farmland all across America $60 million is now available for projects that create regenerative, well-paid, climate resilience-related jobs across America $2 million now available to towns & small cities to revitalize historic downtown areas, reuse buildings and add affordable housing $832 million is available via NOAA to coastal communities and tribes to revitalize economies, restore nature & boost resilience $25 million available to 500 rural U.S. towns from T-Mobile to jumpstart revitalizing projects and build stronger communities $20 million is available to California communities, non-profits and tribes to ecologically restore illegal cannabis farms $200 million is now available to revitalize distressed communities from the U.S. Economic Development Administration “Regenerate NY” program has $850,000 available to help private landowners restore forests and boost local climate resilience U.S. EDA announces $483 million in long-term economic recovery funds available for regions impacted by natural disasters $4 million is now available to renovate manufactured homes and revitalize mobile home parks throughout Vermont California’s “Regional Resilience Planning & Implementation Grant Program” now has $25 million available for local projects Got a dangerously decrepit local bridge? $12.5 billion is available over the next five years to help you replace or renovate it. $2 million for California non-profits, tribes & communities to do restoration projects that boost climate adaptation & resilience
