Brownfields Job Training News Today

Today, May 21, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the availability of approximately $14M from President Biden’s Investing in...

Armed with a host of newly acquired knowledge, the brownfields graduates now have the skills necessary to seek out and secure careers in the green-jobs sector.

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The WorkPlace Inc., and the Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board have received funding from the EPA to launch environmental careers for students from underserved areas of the state known as brownfields.

Two Connecticut organizations received a total of $1 million from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to provide environmental job training for city residents, the agency announced on Wednesday. ...

The grants through the EPA’s Brownfields Jobs Training Program will recruit, train, and place workers for community revitalization and cleanup projects at brownfield sites.

An Indianapolis nonprofit is one of only 19 organizations across the country to get a federal grant to help train formerly incarcerated people.

Coalfield Development Corp. of Wayne will receive a $200,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency for job training programs.