A new coalition of businesses and nonprofits in West Virginia is ready to create at least 3,000 new green industry jobs. They say they just need the funding to do so. Brandon Dennison, founder and CEO of the nonprofit Coalfield Development, is leading the coalition called Appalachian Climate Technology (ACT Now). .
A Hawaiʻi Island hui of government agencies and nonprofits is a finalist for a federal grant that could be worth up to $100 million. The coalition will receive $500,000 to further develop its application and compete in the next round for the grant funding.
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The Hawai‘i Island Coalition was named a finalist for the Biden Administration’s Build Back Better Regional Challenge and will receive $500,000 to further develop a proposal for between $25 and $100 million in potential future grant funding.