Posted on Oct 12, 2023
‘Energy transition’ grants help Metro East communities cope with closure of mines, plants
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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..."Municipalities, counties, school districts and other taxing districts within 30 miles of a plant or mine that closed in the past six years or is closing in the next six years were eligible for the grants.
The grants can be used in a variety of ways “to plan for or address the economic and social impact on the community or region” of the energy transition away from coal and other fossil fuels to renewables as Illinois, the United States and the entire world shift gears to address the worsening climate crisis."...
..."Municipalities, counties, school districts and other taxing districts within 30 miles of a plant or mine that closed in the past six years or is closing in the next six years were eligible for the grants.
The grants can be used in a variety of ways “to plan for or address the economic and social impact on the community or region” of the energy transition away from coal and other fossil fuels to renewables as Illinois, the United States and the entire world shift gears to address the worsening climate crisis."...
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