The government gave $3 million to five places in Southern California to clean up dirty land and make it safe for building.
Government Gives $3 Million to Clean up Polluted Areas in Southern California
According to a published article in the Los Angeles Times, five places in Southern California got money from the government, about $3 million, to fix up dirty places so they can be used again. They want to clean up these places, called “brownfields,” so they can build things there without worrying about pollution. The government wants to make sure these areas are safe for people and the environment.
The Orange County Transportation Authority and the Orange County Council of Governments are some of the groups getting the money. They will use it to clean up places like the OC Connect site in Garden Grove and Santa Ana. They also want to help neighborhoods where people don’t have many options for housing and healthcare.
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$3 Million in Federal Grants: 5 SoCal Communities Get Boost to Clean Up Polluted Sites for Sustainable Development – Check It Now! (PHOTO: Los Angeles Times)
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Furthermore, this clean up funding is part of a bigger plan to help communities deal with pollution and make sure everyone has a chance to live in a healthy environment. By fixing up old places and turning them into useful spaces, they hope to make life better for everyone, especially those who have been ignored in the past.
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