Less Shelter From the Storm
Recent hurricanes have pummeled America's coasts and
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These budget proposals would cut funding for shoreline communities to build up their resilience and would target protections for flood-absorbing wetlands, which feed and filter the
"If there is any lesson to be learned from the recent extreme weather, it's that we need a budget that gives
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* The Trump administration proposes a
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* Wetlands are nature's flood control, and
"Pending federal budget proposals would cut funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the Ohio Sea Grant's research on the toxic algae problem, and grants that support state green infrastructure and wetland protection," said
"This proposed federal budget would significantly cut funding to agencies like the
"We need to make our communities less susceptible to flooding, sewage overflows, and leaks from toxic waste sites, and of course we need to prevent even more intense global warming-fueled extreme weather in the future," Olson added. "We're counting on Senators Portman and Brown to protect Ohioans and pass a budget that puts our families' health and community's safety first, one that will give Ohioans more shelter from the storms ahead."
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