Resources: (Environmental / Transitional Technologies / Research)
HCSNL is proud to announce the forming of its HTTRDL (HYBRID TRANSITIONAL TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LAB) Unit. We are actively seeking a $100,000,000 environmental research grant to launch a four-year feasibility study. The study gages environmental impact and viability of implementing an alternative engine design concept for high torque applications as found in power plant generators, production mills, trains, ships, trucks, buses, and hybrid urban transport vehicles. The engine does not combust fuel, does not pollute the air, and uses abundant atmospheric temperature as a reaction catalyst. Contact William Frias at:
[email protected]
Resources: (Environmental)
Also see recycling.
Resources: (Grants / Environmental)
Neighborhood Environmental Action Program grants (NEAP) ranging from 1 to 5 thousand dollars will become available to neighborhood and community groups within low-income areas. Supporting environmental initiatives; services within the following topic areas are to be considered for eligibility: 1) air, 2) energy, 3) land, 4) noise, 5) toxic hazards 6) and waste. The CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE FOR NYC will distribute the grants made available by the MARY FLAGLER CHARITABLE TRUST. For information and applications; you can contact Tamya Gantt at: (212) 969-0909.
Resources: (Grants / Environmental / Home Energy Assistance)
HEAP provides limited funds to assist homeowners and renters in paying for direct energy and fuel costs, and repair or replacement of heating equipment. Those who are 60 years old or older can call DFTA/HEAP at: (212) 442-4327. Those who are under 60 years of age can call the HRA at: (718) 291-1900. You can also see "resources / grants / environmental / weatherization.
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