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This Week at Interior September 30, 2022

US Department of the Interior
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This Week: Interior leaders visit public lands across America to celebrate National Public Lands Day and President Biden’s America the Beautiful initiative; Secretary Haaland travels to South Carolina to highlight Interior’s commitment to help tell a more complete story of America; Interior announces the creation of Indigenous Food Hubs for Bureau of Indian Education-operated schools and Bureau of Indian Affairs-operated detention centers; Interior’s first-ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee holds its kick-off meeting; a $20 million investment in an El Paso water facility from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is celebrated; a new report details the strategic actions necessary to reduce the nation’s risk from landslide hazards; a tax credit for rehabilitating historic buildings yields more than 135,000 jobs and $7.7 billion for the economy; a winner emerges in the 2022 Duck Stamp contest; and the colors of autumn paint our social media Picture of the Week! Make sure you follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and You Tube!   / usinterior     / usinterior   http:/www.twitter.com/Interior ...more
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This Week at Interior September 30, 2022
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2022Sep 30
This Week: Interior leaders visit public lands across America to celebrate National Public Lands Day and President Biden’s America the Beautiful initiative; Secretary Haaland travels to South Carolina to highlight Interior’s commitment to help tell a more complete story of America; Interior announces the creation of Indigenous Food Hubs for Bureau of Indian Education-operated schools and Bureau of Indian Affairs-operated detention centers; Interior’s first-ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee holds its kick-off meeting; a $20 million investment in an El Paso water facility from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is celebrated; a new report details the strategic actions necessary to reduce the nation’s risk from landslide hazards; a tax credit for rehabilitating historic buildings yields more than 135,000 jobs and $7.7 billion for the economy; a winner emerges in the 2022 Duck Stamp contest; and the colors of autumn paint our social media Picture of the Week! Make sure you follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and You Tube!   / usinterior     / usinterior   http:/www.twitter.com/Interior

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US Department of the Interior

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