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Selected EPA Opportunities
Funding Opportunities
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| 2010 CARE Cooperative Agreements Request for Proposals (RFP) The CARE grant program works with the eligible entities to help their communities form collaborative partnerships, develop an understanding of the many local sources of toxic pollutants and environmental risks, set priorities, and identify and carry out projects to reduce risks through collaborative action at the local level. CARE's long-term goal is to help communities build self-sustaining, community-based partnerships that will continue to improve human health and local environments into the future. The objective of the CARE grant program is to work collaboratively within the community to investigate the effectiveness of the CARE 4-step process (as described in the CARE brochure) which fosters a cross-Agency, multi-media approach to provide greater environmental benefits rather than either non-collaborative or traditional regulatory single media approaches. Deadline: March 9, 2010 Read more... |
| Activities that Advance Methane Recovery and Use as a Clean Energy Source This notice announces the availability of funds and solicits proposals for investigation, survey, study, training, and demonstration projects (eligible projects) that advance international near-term, cost-effective methane recovery and use as a clean energy source, and support the goals of the Methane to Markets Partnership. This funding opportunity is only for international activities in support of the Methane to Markets Partnership. Deadline: April 15, 2010 Read more...(PDF) (26 pp, 143K, About PDF) |
| Exploring New Air Pollution-Health Effects Links in Existing Datasets The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is soliciting proposals that will utilize existing, large datasets (e.g., from observational or clinical studies) to search for unknown or weakly-forged links between air pollution and human disorders. The evidence for links between air pollutants and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases is compelling. There is modest evidence suggesting a relationship between air pollution and diabetes, certain neurological disorders, and reproductive and developmental disturbances. Other possible effects of air pollution include co-morbidity, genetic variants, and social and neighborhood conditions. The research supported by this mechanism will provide scientists and policy decision makers with a better understanding of the health effects of exposure to air pollution, improving health risk assessments and cost-benefit analyses. Deadline: April 27, 2010 Read more... |
Competition
Competition Guidance for Office of the Administrator Project Officers (PDF) (33 pp, 296K, About PDF)
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