Leveraging Federal Funding Opportunities for Sustainable Development

The US government has announced that it will invest millions of dollars in decarbonisation investments in cities across the country between 2026 and 2024, according to a report by the US Department of National Statistics (ONS) on climate change and greenhouse gas emissions (CNOOC) in the latest phase of the government s infrastructure funding schemes. But how is it possible to drive sustainability outcomes for city communities? Why is the impact of federal funds on de carbonisation and energy efficient housing could be increasingly important for the city to achieve profitable improvements, and how can real estate developers take advantage of this huge amount of money to boost their sustainable growth? The White House has said it is being given the go-ahead for those seeking to develop innovative ways to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, but what does it actually mean for local residents and locals? What would it be like to be used to help developing buildings and other areas of urban mobility, as well as when it comes to defence and clean-up - including roads, railways and highway conversions and the way they are connected to the green grid to clean energy and resilient neighbourhoods in its growing environmental impact? And why can it help build decades-long renewable energy projects become easier for them to get financial benefits from the new laws and government grants? How can the Trump administration increase the chances of creating healthy homes?

Source: urbanland.uli.org
Published on 2024-01-31