Climate Change Resiliency Fund for America Act of 2025
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- In committee
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- Senate
- Latest action
- Jul 22, 2025
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What it does
The bill would establish the Climate Change Advisory Commission to develop recommendations and guidelines for climate change adaptation projects and create a Climate Change Resiliency Fund financed by issuing federal obligations. It would affect eligible entities such as federal agencies, state and local governments, Tribal governments, transit agencies, nonprofits, and special purpose districts seeking funding for qualified climate change adaptation purposes, including infrastructure resiliency, disaster response, and ecosystem protection. The bill requires the Commission to engage in early, meaningful, and culturally and linguistically appropriate community stakeholder involvement, particularly with frontline and environmental justice communities, and mandates compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act for funded projects.
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