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Find similar grantsClean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act Funds is sponsored by New York State. Provides grants for projects that enhance climate resilience, including nature-based solutions, across New York State.
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On November 8, 2022, New Yorkers overwhelmingly approved a ballot proposition to make $4. 2 billion available for environmental and community projects. State agencies, local governments, and partners can access funding to protect water quality, help communities adapt to climate change, improve resiliency and create green jobs.
Bond Act Funding will support new and expanded projects across the State to safeguard drinking water sources, reduce pollution, and protect communities and natural resources from climate change. ### Funding Available Now #### Community Reforestation (CoRe) Grants $20 million is available to support tree planting projects that will create or restore forested natural areas in urban communities across the state.
**Apply by:** November 4, 2026 #### Farmland Protection Implementation Grants Bond Act funding available for the implementation of certain farmland protection activities intended to maintain the economic viability of the State’s agricultural industry and its supporting land base.
## Eligibility Guidelines Now Available for Public Comment Climate Change Mitigation Restoration and Flood Risk Water Quality Improvement and Resilient Infrastructure Open Space Land Conservation and Recreation Multi-agency State working groups are reviewing the feedback received through the Environmental Bond Act Listening Tour and Project Ideas Survey to help identify needs for environmental funding and develop program logistics for Bond Act implementation.
### Public Comment Opportunities As State agencies and authorities develop grant opportunities, eligibility guidelines are being published for public comment to fine tune programs to deliver Bond Act funds to communities. ### Ensuring Transparency As Bond Act funds are distributed, the State will work with stakeholders to ensure a transparent process that enables New Yorkers to see what is funded.
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Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act Funds is funded by New York State. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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