How the EPA Will Spend Its Stimulus

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How the EPA Will Spend Its Stimulus

The Environmental Protection Agency has more than $7 billion in recovery act funding to award and track. And while they may be on the low end compared to other ...

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April 15, 2009 4:20 pm

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The Environmental Protection Agency has more than $7 billion in recovery act funding to award and track.

And while they may be on the low end compared to other agencies, EPA must comply with the 175-page guidance the administration recently issued.

EPA’s success will depend on addressing a common problem all agencies face.

FederalNewsRadio’s Jason Miller has details about how EPA is meeting this challenge.

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How the EPA Will Spend Its Stimulus

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