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Local governments, including counties, cities, towns, and school districts, along with their agencies, would be directly affected as they become eligible to apply for these grants. Federally recognized Native American tribes and related organizations would also be directly affected, as they can apply for funding to develop their own climate preparedness strategies.
The residents of these communities, particularly those in low-income areas and environmental justice communities, would be indirectly affected. The plans developed with this funding are meant to address risks specific to their populations, potentially leading to improved safety, infrastructure, and environmental quality in the face of climate change.
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Local governments, including counties, cities, towns, and school districts, along with their agencies, would be directly affected as they become eligible to apply for these grants. Federally recognized Native American tribes and related organizations would also be directly affected, as they can apply for funding to develop their own climate preparedness strategies.
The residents of these communities, particularly those in low-income areas and environmental justice communities, would be indirectly affected. The plans developed with this funding are meant to address risks specific to their populations, potentially leading to improved safety, infrastructure, and environmental quality in the face of climate change.
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