Published 2 days ago • loading... • Updated 2 days ago

EPA Awards $8 Million in Grants to Montana for Land Revitalization

The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $8 million in grants to seven recipients across Montana to support land revitalization efforts.
These grants are part of a nationwide $267 million Brownfields funding allocation aimed at assessing and cleaning up contaminated properties.
A total of $2 million was awarded to Montana's environmental agency to evaluate vacant sites in Anaconda, Billings, and Libby, while the City of Harlowton received $2 million to remediate a heavily polluted railyard area.
The Harlowton grant targets petroleum contamination cleanup at a highly polluted railyard and refueling facility located in the historic Milwaukee Road Historic District.
These grants enable Montana communities to conduct assessments and remediation activities that could facilitate local land reuse and redevelopment.

Insights by Ground AI

Does this summary seem wrong?

26 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

Daily Journal

+23 Reposted by 23 other sources

Center

E.P.A. awards $8 million in grants to Montana for land revitalization

MONTANA - The Environmental Protection Agency has announced that seven recipients across Montana will receive $8 million in grants aimed at assessing, cleaning up, and revitalizing local lands. These efforts focus on addressing concerns such as asbestos and lead contamination.

2 days ago·Cherokee County, United States

Read Full Article