Rhode Island Low-Carbon Transportation Materials Program
Sector: Government • Location: Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Source: The Providence Journal
Rhode Island was awarded nearly $32 million under the Low Carbon Transportation Materials Discretionary Grant Program to support the use of low-carbon materials in future transportation projects starting in 2026. However, the Trump administration rescinded these funds as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, affecting 39 states including Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Description | Rhode Island was awarded nearly $32 million under the Low Carbon Transportation Materials Discretionary Grant Program to support the use of low-carbon materials in future transportation projects starting in 2026. However, the Trump administration rescinded these funds as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, affecting 39 states including Rhode Island and Massachusetts. |
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