States
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Within the detailed budget narrative, should the budget table be for the first year of funding or cover all years of the funding project?
Any budget table or tables included in the narrative should account for the entire award, inclusive of budget tables capturing costs specific to planned subawards (as indicated in the NOFO Appendix 1 – Budget Narrative Instructions).
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Would a proposal that includes satellite-based chlorophyll-a estimation, spatial algal bloom prediction, and/or machine learning-driven phytoplankton assessment align with the objectives and scope of this current funding opportunity?
These could be eligible activities. If you have questions about the NOFO scope and objectives, please see Section 3: Program Description of the NOFO document for a description of the Base Monitoring Program and Supplement Studies. An application that meets all threshold eligibility requirements (see Section 2 of the NOFO…
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The budget form SF424A in Grants.gov allows applicants to input data for five years of funding, but this is a six-year project. How do we handle inputting budget information for this additional year in the SF424A and the budget justification?
On budget form SF424-A, applicants need to include their entire budget in Section A and the entire budget breakdown in Section B. For Sections D and E, applicants will include their budget breakdown for the first five years. Applicants can exclude year six of the budget in Sections D and…
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The NOFO lists the number of samples collected but fails to discuss any specs about duplicate or triplicate collections and analysis. Where can applicants find descriptions of the additional samples and analysis needed for quality assurance and control?
Details regarding the collection and analysis of replicate samples or quality assurance/control samples are described within the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that are provided on the NOFO webpage within the documents section. If no replicates are mentioned, then you can assume that none are required for that type of collection…
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State Progress Toward Adopting Numeric Nutrient Water Quality Criteria for Nitrogen and Phosphorus
The progress states are making towards the development of numeric criteria for phosphorus and nitrogen pollution.
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EPA Encourages Hurricane Preparedness Across the Southeast for Hurricane Season
Atlantic hurricane season officially starts today, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is encouraging residents, businesses, and state and local governments across the Southeast to take proactive steps for hurricane season.
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Local Governments Reimbursement Program
In the event of a release (or threatened release) of hazardous substances, EPA may provide a "safety net" of up to $25,000 per incident to local governments for expenses related to the release and associated emergency response measures.
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State Tier II Reporting Requirements and Procedures
Under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act, facilities must report on the storage, location, and threshold quantities of hazardous substances on the premises. Each state also has its own requirements regarding submission of forms.
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Where can interested applicants find the details of the NOFO, including past awardees, so that we can better prepare our application materials?
More information on the details of the NOFO can be found on the NOFO website and on the Grants.gov posting, Details about previous Zooplankton, Mysis, and Benthos monitoring projects, including recipients, can be found on the GLRI.us Projects page.
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Southeast New England Program 2023 Priority Research Grants Frequently Asked Questions
Southeast New England Program 2023 Priority Research Grants Frequently Asked Questions
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About GCX Resilience
This page is about the METRO tool that is part of the Global Climate Explorer set of tools using an ESRI map to display the data. It was taken offline in 2021 to be released by a newer tool. See the 2017 Final Report for more details on using METRO.
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Municipal Codes for Minimal Development Impacts: "Still Kind of a Mystery"
Undeveloped lands are more than open spaces begging for development; they are working landscapes that with proper measures can mitigate human impacts by providing the ecosystem services we depend upon: maintaining water quality, soaking up carbon...
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Frequently Asked Questions for 2024 SNEP Network RFA
List of frequently asked questions for 2024 SNEP Network RFA
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About the Delaware Bay Wetland Projections
This site has datasets,and a link to the epa report, Sea-Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) to the Lower Delaware Bay, with a Focus on Salt Marsh Habitat.
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About GCX Critical Loads
The CL Mapper Tool contains data from a variety of pre-existing deposition, CL, and overlay datasets.
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Tijuana River Valley Water and Odor Issues: Government Roles and Partnerships
This fact sheet outlines multi-agency efforts to address air and water quality issues in the Tijuana River Valley that are impacting San Diego area communities.
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Resource Document for Air Agencies Developing RACT SIP Revisions for Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards
The resource document on this page provides air agencies with a recommended framework for assessing relevant information supporting RACT SIP revisions required under the ozone NAAQS, along with examples and suggested resources.
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About the Adaptation Design Tool (ADT)
This about a related tool called the adaption design tool or ADT
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About the Adaptation Organon for Resilient Natural Resources
This page is about the LASSO tool User guide that are part of the Global Climate Explorer set of tools using an ESRI map to display the data.
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About Adaptation Design for Coral Reef Restoration
This is about Adaptation Design for Coral Reef Restoration