Effective environmental policy is the cornerstone of our mission at EEB. From federal legislation to local initiatives, policy shapes the educational tools, funding allocations, and conservation efforts that sustain our programs. This article explores three key policy areas driving change today.
1. Education Policy Reforms
New state-level mandates require all schools to integrate environmental science curricula by 2026, with EEB leading 100% of the training resources. This includes teacher certifications, digital labs, and grant funding for underfunded districts.
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The Clean Water Investment Act allocates $200M annually to expand river restoration projects through federal grants. EEB is the lead partner in 12 states for project oversight and community engagement programs.
Explore Grant Details3. Youth Engagement Programs
The newly announced Youth Eco Ambassadors Act funds 10,000 high school internships focused on climate action projects, with EEB managing curriculum development and impact assessments.
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