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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (bil), Also Known as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (public Law 117-58), Directs the Secretary of the Interior to Establish Programs to Address Abandoned Mine Lands and Inventory and Properly Close Orphaned Wells. These Programs Will Address Legacy Pollution and Employment Challenges in Energy Communities Nationwide on Federal, Tribal, State, and Private Lands. This Project Will Fund the Removal of Well Casings and Proper Plugging of Wells to Current Federal and State Regulatory Standards. Hydrocarbon Contamination Will Be Identified, Delineated and Remediated to Background Levels. Locations Will Be Cleared of Facility Equipment, Surface Pipe and Trash.
Committed
$3.7 Million
Paid out
$1.0M
28%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.6M
72%
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