Tampa Bay area receives a $250,000 grant from NOAA to combat climate change

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The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)  has allocated a $250,000 grant to support small businesses combating climate change, benefiting the Tampa Bay area.

U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor emphasizes the grant’s potential to address environmental challenges in the region.  Castor expresses confidence in local entrepreneurs and small businesses, collaborating with organizations like Tampa Bay Wave, USF, and the Innovation District, to develop solutions. She sees the region as well-positioned to scale up the blue economy.

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