On her second stop on the Biden-Harris administration’s Investing in Rural America event series, Secretary of the Inside Deb Haaland was in Colorado today to reveal nearly $10 million in fiscal year 2023 investment from Leader Biden’s Investing in America agenda to establish good-paying jobs and trigger financial possibility by recovering abandoned pit areas in the state.
Millions of Americans across the country live less than a mile from an deserted coal excavation. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides a total of $16 billion to deal with legacy contamination, including $11.3 billion in forgotten mining land (AML) investment over 15 years, facilitated by the Department of Surface Excavation Reclamation and Execution (OSMRE). This historic financing is anticipated to deal with the majority of currently inventoried abandoned coal mine territories in the country, which will help communities address and remove hazardous environmental circumstances and pollution caused by former coal mining. Today’s announcement adds to nearly $10 million previously allocated to the state of Colorado in fiscal year 2022.
“Legacy contamination persists to affect way too many waterways and neighborhoods in rural America. Through Chief Biden’s Investing in USA agenda, we are making once-in-a-generation expenditure to clean up environmental hazards that are injuring local communities,” said Secretary Haaland. “Reclaiming and restoring these sites will create jobs, revitalize financial task, and promote outdoor recreation across the nation for the benefit of future generations.”
Today’s announcement adds to the more than $11.4 million in fiscal year 2023 funds that have been granted so far to Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa and New Mexico, and the nearly $725 million awarded to 22 states and the Navajo Nation in fiscal year 2022. Deserted mining property reclamation funding will be awarded to additional eligible states and Tribes on a rolling basis as they apply.
AML reclamation supports jobs in communities by investing in projects that close dangerous mine pits, recover unstable inclines, improve water quality by treating acid mine drainage, and restore water supplies hurt by mining. It also enables economic revitalization by restoring risky land for recreational facilities and other economic redevelopment uses, such as advanced manufacture and renewable energy deployment. As directed by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, investment will prioritize projects that employ relocated coal industry workers.
This funding is a part of the Biden-Harris administration’s unprecedented investment in communities and workers to support an equitable transition to a sustainable economic system and healthier environment after the closure of mines or power plants.
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