Rory Sinclair
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I don't know much about this new law, but it sounds like it could cause some problems for me and my community. I'm worried about how it might impact us in the long run.
Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act of 2025
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Bill 119 s 1166, also known as the Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Grant Program Act, is a proposed piece of legislation that aims to address the issue of urban heat islands in cities across the United States. The bill specifica...
lly calls for the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to establish a grant program that would provide funding to local governments and organizations for projects aimed at mitigating the effects of excess heat in urban areas.
The bill recognizes that urban heat islands, which are areas in cities that experience higher temperatures than surrounding rural areas due to human activities and development, can have serious health and environmental consequences. By providing funding for projects such as planting trees, installing green roofs, and improving building insulation, the grant program aims to reduce the impact of urban heat islands and create more sustainable and resilient communities.
In addition to establishing the grant program, the bill also includes provisions for reporting requirements and evaluation criteria to ensure that the funded projects are effective in mitigating excess urban heat. The bill emphasizes the importance of collaboration between federal, state, and local governments, as well as community organizations, in addressing the issue of urban heat islands. Overall, Bill 119 s 1166 seeks to address the growing problem of excess urban heat in cities across the United States by providing funding and support for projects that aim to mitigate its effects. By promoting sustainable and resilient urban development, the bill aims to create healthier and more livable communities for all residents.
The bill recognizes that urban heat islands, which are areas in cities that experience higher temperatures than surrounding rural areas due to human activities and development, can have serious health and environmental consequences. By providing funding for projects such as planting trees, installing green roofs, and improving building insulation, the grant program aims to reduce the impact of urban heat islands and create more sustainable and resilient communities.
In addition to establishing the grant program, the bill also includes provisions for reporting requirements and evaluation criteria to ensure that the funded projects are effective in mitigating excess urban heat. The bill emphasizes the importance of collaboration between federal, state, and local governments, as well as community organizations, in addressing the issue of urban heat islands. Overall, Bill 119 s 1166 seeks to address the growing problem of excess urban heat in cities across the United States by providing funding and support for projects that aim to mitigate its effects. By promoting sustainable and resilient urban development, the bill aims to create healthier and more livable communities for all residents.
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