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Washington State Climate Funding Opportunities is sponsored by Washington State Agencies (e.g., Department of Commerce, Department of Ecology). Washington State agencies offer various grant and loan opportunities for climate-related issues, including those focused on clean energy and natural resource conservation. FundHubWA provides a portal for discovering state and federal climate funding.
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The following grants are supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health.
Floodplains by Design grant program Landfill methane emissions reduction grants Overburdened communities grants Tribal carbon offset assistance program grants Tribal Climate Capacity grants Landfill methane emissions reduction grants Local partner core operations grants Local partner particulate matter grants Overburdened communities grants Overburdened communities grants Prevent nonattainment grants Tribal carbon offset assistance program grants Tribal climate capacity grants (formerly known as climate consultation grants) Volkswagen enforcement action grants Wood smoke reduction grants Wood stove education and enforcement grants Aquatic invasive plants management grants program Coastal Protection Fund – Terry Husseman account (THA) grants Columbia River Basin water management grant Drought planning and preparedness grants Flood control assistance account program (FCAAP) Floodplains by Design grant program Freshwater algae control grant program Puget Sound National Estuary Program stormwater strategic initiative grants Puget Sound nutrient reduction grants program Puget Sound Riparian Systems Lead grants Shoreline Master Program Periodic Review grants Shoreline planning competitive grants Stormwater capacity grants Stormwater grants of regional or statewide significance Streamflow restoration competitive grants Water banking pilot grants Water quality combined funding Watershed plan implementation and flow achievement grants Wetlands conservation grants Yakima Basin integrated planning grants Community litter cleanup program grants Local solid waste financial assistance program grants Public participation grants Ramp litter cleanup program grants Waste reduction and recycling education grants Affordable housing cleanup grants Affordable housing planning grants Area-wide groundwater investigation grants Equipment grants for spill response Independent remedial action grants Integrated planning grants Oil spill restoration funding Oversight remedial action grants and loans Ecology Grant and Loan Coordinator
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Washington State Climate Funding Opportunities is funded by Washington State Agencies (e.g., Department of Commerce, Department of Ecology). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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