Resources in the Time of COVID-19
| Maria BrodineTags: funding, UWLN
The UWLN team will continue to update this list as we find other useful information and resources. Feel free to contribute ideas in the comments as well.
More →The UWLN team will continue to update this list as we find other useful information and resources. Feel free to contribute ideas in the comments as well.
More →EJCPS supports local organizations in their efforts to develop and implement community-driven solutions that address environmental and public health disparities in minority, low-income, tribal and indigenous populations.
More →It’s no secret that infrastructure—including electric grids, fossil fuel pipelines, public transportation lines, bridges, railways, and roads—are in a rapid state of decline in the U.S., and that there is not nearly enough money allocated to their repair and maintenance. Central to that problem and probably the most alarming aspect of it is the fact that water infrastructure systems—the pipes that bring us treated water and the sewer lines that take waste water away—are in various states of disrepair all around the country.
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