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US Announces $19 Million To Tackle Marine Debris

The U.S. Department Of Commerce’S NOAA Sea Grant College Program Announced The Availability Of Approximately $19 Million…

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$9 9M awarded to mitigate Moss Point flooding issues, marine debris in the Gulf

One project will focus on development of a community stormwater park in Moss Point to reduce flooding and nonpoint source pollution.

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South Carolina could receive $15 5M in funding to help combat climate change

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — South Carolina could receive $15.5 million to help make its communities and economy more resilient to climate change. The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration announced Friday that the U.S. Commerice Department has recommended the grant for projects across South Carolina as part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Climate-Ready Coasts initiative. Eight projects […]

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South Carolina could receive $15 5M in funding to help communities combat climate change

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolina could receive $15.5 million to make its communities and economy more resilient to climate change. The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced Friday that the U.S. Department of Commerce has recommended the grant for projects across South Carolina as part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Climate-Ready Coasts initiative. Eight […]

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