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EPA Opportunities Announcements:
Building Healthy Communities for Active Aging: Training and Demonstration Projects The U.S. EPA plans to award $200,000 for two grants that 1) train older adults to be environmental leaders and 2) demonstrate how greenways and sustainable streets can improve the environment, human health and the quality of life. Deadline: November 21, 2008 Read more
Brownfields Assessment Grants Deadline: November 14, 2008 Read more...
Brownfields Cleanup Grants Deadline: November 14, 2008 Read more...
Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund Grants Deadline: November 14, 2008 Read more...
Brownfields Assessment Grants
EPA is soliciting funds to empower states, communities, tribes, and nonprofits to prevent, inventory, assess, clean up, and reuse brownfield sites. Deadline: November 14, 2008 Read more...(PDF)
Novel Approaches for Assessing Exposure for School-Aged Children in Longitudinal Studies EPA, as part of its Science to Achieve Results (STAR) program, is soliciting applications proposing research to develop and evaluate novel, innovative approaches for classifying exposure for children 2 to 11 years of age to toxic chemicals in their environment. Deadline: November 18, 2008 Read more...
FY 2009 National Environmental Information Exchange Network Grant Program Deadline:  Nov. 21, 2008 Read more...
EPA Broad Agency Announcement for Conferences, Workshops, and/or Meetings
EPA is interested in supporting scientific and technical research conferences that address the following research program areas: (1) human health; (2) ecosystems; water and security; (3) economics and sustainability; (4) air and global climate change; and (5) technology. Deadline 2: June 5, 2008; Deadline 3: December 9, 2008. Read more...
2009 Academic Year EPA Greater Research Opportunities Fellowships for Undergraduate Environmental Study Announcement Number:  EPA-F2008BU-GRO-P1 (MULTIPLE ANNOUNCEMENTS) Deadline:  December 11, 2008 Read more...
Sustainable Skyline Initiative SSI.
The SSI provides a framework to integrate transportation, energy, land use and air quality planning programs into projects that yield measurable air quality benefits in a relatively short period of time. SSI works with eligible entities to aid their communities to develop locally-led activities to help reduce emissions and promote sustainability with the goal of cleaner and healthier air. Closing Date: December 17, 2008 For more information see: Read more...(PDF) (23pp, 152k,  About PDF)
6th Annual P3 Awards:  A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity and the Planet Deadline:  December 23, 2008 Read more...

Archived Grants

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Winners of Prudent Disposal of Unwanted Medications

Area Resources for Community and Human Services (ARCHS)

Project Title: Regional Excess Medication Disposal Service (RxMEDS)
Project Location: St Louis Metro region (4 counties in Missouri and 1 in Illinois)
Applicant Information: Area Resources for Community and Human Services (ARCHS)
Type of Applicant: 501(c)(3)
Total Grant: $150,570

Read more about Area Resources for Community and Human Services' grant.

University of Maine Center on Aging

Project Title: Maine Prudent Disposal of Unwanted Medications
Project Location: State of Maine
Applicant Information: University of Maine Center on Aging
Type of Applicant: Non-profit State University
Total Grant: $150,000

Read more about University of Main Center on Aging's grant.

Generations United for Environmental Awareness and Action

Final report (PDF) (21pp, 1.01MB,  About PDF)

Protecting the Health of Older Adults by Improving the Environment

Products from Grantees

Final Reports

Winners

Nineteen Organizations Receive Grants to Address Environmental Health Threats to Older Persons Nineteen organizations will share $492,180 in EPA Aging Initiative grants to better understand how to reduce the environmental health hazards associated with older persons. The 19 award recipients include state and local health and environmental offices, regional councils of governments, universities and community colleges, a community foundation and non profit aging-related organizations. Each recipient will receive between $18,900 and $25,000 over a one-year period. The grants will help educate older adults about environmental health issues; train older adults to be environmental stewards in their communities; foster intergenerational projects that address environmental risks; and enhance environmental health and quality of life through smart growth strategies targeting improved air and water quality. These grants are part of EPA’s larger effort to protect the health of older adults, who may be more susceptible to environmental hazards, through its Aging Initiative. The Aging Initiative encourages civic engagement to recognize and reduce environmental hazards in their communities.

The following is the list of the states and award winners.

Making a Difference for the Environment and the Health of Older Adults:
Training, Innovation, Outreach and Educational Projects
By State By Organization

Federal Register Notice of April 16, 2004 Environmental Protection Agency, Office of the Administrator, Office of Children's Health Protection, Aging Initiative. Solicitation Title: Protecting the Health of Older Adults by Improving the Environment: Training, Innovation, Outreach and Educational Projects; Initial Announcement.

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Competition

Competition Guidance for Office of the Administrator Project Officers (PDF) (33 pp, 296K, About PDF)

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EPA Grants and Fellowship Information

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