Oregon SB1541 establishes a Climate Superfund Cost Recovery Program Account to fund climate change resilience projects and mandates an assessment of.
Oregon SB1541 creates a Climate Superfund Cost Recovery Program Account to fund climate change resilience projects. The account receives moneys from cost recovery payments, local funding streams, grants, donations, contributions, and gifts. At least 40% of the funds must be spent on projects benefiting environmental justice communities. The Department of Land Conservation and Development, in consultation with other agencies, must develop a resilience implementation strategy and assess the costs of greenhouse gas emissions.
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