"Smoke and Heat Ready Communities Act"
Smoke and Heat Ready Communities Act
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Summary
Authorizes EPA grants to help communities upgrade air quality systems and protect vulnerable populations, including children with asthma, from hazardous wildfire smoke and extreme heat.
Full Description
Authorizes EPA to make grants to states and communities for air quality upgrades, HVAC improvements, and clean air centers to protect residents from wildfire smoke and extreme heat events that worsen asthma and respiratory conditions.
Key Provisions
Authorizes EPA grants for air quality upgrades. Funds HVAC improvements and clean air centers. Protects vulnerable populations including asthma patients. Addresses climate-driven wildfire smoke.
Who This Bill Serves & Who's Backing It
Core Patient Populations
Children and adults living with asthma.
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Legislative Timeline
Votes & Legislative History
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