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EPA Announces $173M Investment to Strengthen Drought Resilience in Ventura, California

EPA Announces $173M Investment to Strengthen Drought Resilience in Ventura, California

This investment is part of a $38 billion for America’s water infrastructure through WIFIA.

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/epa-announces-173-million-investment-strengthen-drought-resilience-ventura-california

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Idaho Nuclear Lab Gets $150M to Upgrade Infrastructure

State Submits Application For Federal Aid To Replace Cape Canal Bridges

US: Transit, Rail Funding Seen as Vulnerable to Reconciliation Cuts

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