During a ceremony held at the Lake Champlain Science Center today, the EPA's New England Administrator John P. DeVillars joined Burlington, Vt. The project will start off by looking at air and water quality issues, and then branch out into a number of other areas that impact the public health and well being of local residents.
Few projects are as fundamental to the long-term health and sustainability of our city.
These partners will make effective use of this award. This grant will help us gather vital information that will lay the foundation for helping us come up with solutions to several important local environmental issues. Congratulations to everyone working on this project, and my office stands ready to assist in any way we can. The program was created at the request of President Clinton in 1996 to bring to people up to date environmental information that could be understood and used every day. During a ceremony held at the Lake Champlain Science Center today, the EPA's New England Administrator John P. DeVillars joined Burlington, Vt.