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Find similar grantsEnvironmental and Climate Justice Block Grants is sponsored by Unspecified (listed on Iowa Energy and Infrastructure Funding Hub). Three-year grants are available for projects related to climate change and air pollution, including air pollution monitoring, extreme heat risk mitigation, resiliency and adaptation, indoor pollution reduction, and community engagement.
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The Iowa Environmental Council is promoting equitable funding for Iowa in line with the federal Justice40 Initiative, which seeks to deliver at least 40% of the overall benefits from federal investments in climate and clean energy to disadvantaged communities.
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