Delaware seeks $30 million in federal funding for coastal resilience
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U.S. Senator Chris Coons is seeking an additional $30 million in federal funding for beach replenishment along Delaware's coast. This effort is aimed at addressing erosion and dune damage following a recent nor'easter. Previously, Coons, Sarah McBride, and Lisa Blunt Rochester helped secure $10 million for beach replenishment between Cape Henlopen State Park and Fenwick Island.
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Why it matters
The funding is intended to help communities recover from storms and prepare for future coastal challenges. Delaware leaders view the state's beaches as critical to the community and economy, making the investment in coastal resilience a priority.
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Who's involved
- Chris CoonsSeeking federal funding for beach replenishment along Delaware's coast.
- Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental ControlWorking with the federal delegation on coastal resilience efforts.
- Sarah McBrideHelped secure previous funding for beach replenishment.
- Lisa Blunt RochesterHelped secure previous funding for beach replenishment.
Who could feel it
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The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control might see its operational mandate for coastal management supported by the funding push.
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Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
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