New federal funding has been approved in an effort to make the coasts of the Great Lakes more resilient to changes in climate.
The region will receive about $2.8 million for coastal conservation, wetlands restoration, and more. Michigan will receive roughly a third of that money, around $875,000 over the next five years to address coastal issues. It’s not a lot of money in the bigger picture, but this round of grants is just the beginning, according to Bridge Michigan, who report that competitive grants in greater amounts will be released in the future.
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Yet Plymouth Rock remains at sea level…LMAO
Follow on sheep and keep sending your money to lies.
“If we pay more tax money we can make the weather gooder!!!”
The climate grift continues…
Earth 🌎 core changes our rotation , two tsunami and ocean currents are indicative evidence of this change. Not man caused global warming. Poles aren’t flipping ! Top one third of earth is very cool moderate Temps. Equater middle one third is hot 🔥 wobble is gone once modulated Temps.
Weren’t these expenses previously termed typical and standard maintenance costs? Due to the natural cycles of nature? Now they get to allocate more funds from the taxpayer because they categorize it as fighting climate change, which is a sacred cow to the radical leftists. So don’t dare criticize!!!