The U.S. EPA is providing nearly $2 million in grants to improve water quality and support community revitalization in urban waterways across the country. The funding supports projects such as water quality monitoring, public education, green infrastructure training, and local watershed planning.

These initiatives help communities restore waterways, promote environmental justice, and create social and economic opportunities, while encouraging residents to actively participate in protecting and improving urban water systems.

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