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DEP Announces Over $12 Million In Watershed Restoration, Stormwater Infrastructure Grants Funded In-Part By Mariner East Pipeline Penalties, Federal American Rescue Plan Funding

PA Environment Daily

On January 5, the Department of Environmental Protection announced over $12 million in Growing Greener Plus Grants to support local watershed restoration projects, reclaim abandoned mines, reduce flooding, nutrient and sediment pollution. for environmental violations; and -- Federal American Rescue Plan funding.

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Can we govern large-scale green infrastructure for multiple water benefits?

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The possibilities are intriguing: Can we transition from a landscape dominated by siloed grey infrastructure (think concrete and steel, constructed for one or a few key outcomes like water supply or flood control) to one that centers natural processes in water infrastructure to achieve multiple goals? with built infrastructure.

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Allegheny County Conservation District Awards $220,000 To Repair Homewood Landslide

PA Environment Daily

Spring seeps and unmanaged stormwater caused a significant landslide on Haverhill Street in 2018 and released a substantial amount of sediment on the roadway. This uncontrolled water continues to deteriorate the road and carries pollutants and sediment downstream to combined sewage systems along Nine Mile Run.

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DEP Begins Accepting Growing Greener Plus, EPA Section 319 Watershed Grants April 22

PA Environment Daily

Growing Greener Grants The Department has identified multiple priority areas for this grant solicitation. The Department is particularly interested in design and construction projects that implement effective Best Management Practices (BMP) that reduce or eliminate pollutant loadings and lead to local water quality improvements.

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Pike Conservation District: What Happens When Stormwater Management Goes Wrong?

PA Environment Daily

By Chris Metzler, District Engineer Have you seen new construction taking place and noticed that the construction crew install pipes or grade in channels to divert stormwater into depressed areas, or basins, to hold water? What is meant by stormwater management though?

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Reminder: Deadline To Apply For DEP Growing Greener Plus, Section 319, SMCRA Mine Reclamation, Pipeline Penalty Projects, Stormwater Planning, Watershed Restoration Grants June 23

PA Environment Daily

The Department of Environmental Protection is accepting applications for Growing Greener Plus , Section 319 Watershed Restoration, Coal Mining Bond Forfeiture, Stormwater Planning Grant until June 23. formal notice ) New this year, applicants may apply for Stormwater Management Planning (Act 167) grants under the Storm Water Management Act.

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Federal Water Tap, April 24: Pennsylvania’s Pollution Failures Targeted in Proposed Chesapeake Bay Settlement

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Environmental Protection, in a proposed legal settlement , agreed to take a number of actions to ensure that Pennsylvania meets its pollution-reduction targets for the Chesapeake Bay watershed, which has been impaired by nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment. Undertake annual assessments of Pennsylvania’s pollution-reduction progress.