Authorizes the department of health to implement a community food security program.
Advances the clean energy transition by authorizing the department of health to implement a community food security, empowerment and economic development program (SEED) to help meet the food needs of low-income people and promote comprehensive responses to local food, farm and nutrition issues. Provides grants for the cost of program projects which will be available to non-profit organizations and local governments, with limited partnership with for-profit enterprises.
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