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Federal Grants: Duct Tape or Catalyst for Environmental and Climate Justice?  - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

Federal Grants: Duct Tape or Catalyst for Environmental and Climate Justice?  - Union of Concerned Scientists

The latest grant program announced on November 21, 2023, is EPA’s largest grant program dedicated to community-based organizations. Originally noted in the IRA as the Climate and Environmental Justice Block Grants, $2.8 billion was for grants and $200 million was for technical assistance. The grants

Source: ucsusa.org
Stephanie Dietz, first woman to serve as Merced's city manager, reflects on years of leadership - Vimarsana News

Stephanie Dietz, first woman to serve as Merced's city manager, reflects on years of leadership

The Merced County native sat down for a Q&A with CVJC, as she prepares to leave city hall

Source: yahoo.com
Chinatown the next downtown destination. Fresno pouring millions into historic neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Chinatown the next downtown destination. Fresno pouring millions into historic neighborhood

Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer envisions an international culinary district with tourism, tunnels and housing.

Source: yahoo.com
How Ethical Storytelling Can Power Social Change in San Diego - Vimarsana News

How Ethical Storytelling Can Power Social Change in San Diego

Three essential rules for advocates seeking justice for their communities.

California's Central Valley is ground zero for climate change - Vimarsana News

California's Central Valley is ground zero for climate change

Dangerous floods, severe drought, extreme heat and polluted air have permanently altered life in California's San Joaquin Valley. Can it adapt?