CBF-PA Invites Municipalities To Webinars On Pay-For-Success Model Of Using Private Capital To Fund Stormwater Solutions
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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation-PA and Quantified Ventures are seeking four municipalities in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia that would like to work together on stormwater management problems using the Pay-For-Success private capital Environmental Impact Bonds tool. To introduce the concept to municipalities that may be interested, the groups will be holding two webinars on— -- September 14 at 1:00 p.m. Click Here to register; and -- September 21 at 1:00 p.m. Click Here to register. Join them to learn how Environmental Impact Bonds can be used to finance green infrastructure projects for improved stormwater management. This innovative “Pay-For-Success” financing model can bring in new investors to help municipalities pilot or scale their green infrastructure programs. Click Here to download a flyer on the webinars. For more on Chesapeake Bay-related issues in Pennsylvania, visit the Chesapeake Bay Foundation-PA webpage. Click Here to sign up for Pennsylvania updates (bottom of left column). Click Here to support their work. NewsClips: Stormwater Management Crucial for Susquehanna River Lancaster Farming: Buffers Make Stream Restoration Easy Crable: About Half Lancaster Farmers Inspected Didn’t Have Conservation Plans EPA Cuts Funding For Chesapeake Bay Journal, Threatening Publication’s Future Chesapeake Bay Journal To Lose EPA Funding Ad Crable Revisits The Source Of The Conestoga River In Berks, Chester, Lancaster Op-Ed: If EPA Is Prevented From Enforcing Clean Water Laws, States Must Step Up Crable: Casey Comes To Lancaster To Field Wish List For New Federal Farm Bill Latest From The Chesapeake Bay Journal Click Here to subscribe to the Chesapeake Bay Journal Click Here to support the Chesapeake Bay Journal Follow Chesapeake Bay Journal On Twitter Like Chesapeake Bay Journal On Facebook Related Stories: CBF-PA: NRCS Grant Will Help Communities Meet MS4 Stormwater Requirements With On-Farm Practices [Posted: August 24, 2017] |
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8/28/2017 |
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