On the recordMarch 14, 2023
So only $30 million was appropriated last year for small and disadvantaged communities, even though $60 million was authorized in the Bipartisan Law.
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congress.govSo only $30 million was appropriated last year for small and disadvantaged communities, even though $60 million was authorized in the Bipartisan Law.
Markey highlights the funding shortfall for disadvantaged communities' water protections.
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