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$93.67 million from the EPA's Solar for All grant program will fund residential solar benefitting low-income and disadvantaged communities in Arkansas.
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“Hopefully, each year our volunteers will go up, but the amount of litter they pick up will go down.”
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $53.099 million for Arkansas to implement drinking water and clean water infrastructure upgrades.
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90% of the electricity needs of the state's largest county will now be powered by solar energy.
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A representative of the Environmental Protection Agency outlined how they're focusing environmental justice efforts on disadvantaged communities.
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Throughout September, volunteers will be working to collect litter across Arkansas.
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A new report from the American Lung Association shows central Arkansas air quality remains about the same compared to last year.
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Arkansas filed suit after the EPA rejected the state’s submission for complying with a rule pertaining to ozone emissions affecting other states.
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Shane Khoury, who has nearly two decades of government service, is currently chief council for the Department of Energy and Environment.
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The funding from the American Rescue Plan will go toward water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure projects. Deadline for entities to apply is Nov. 4.