No, this is a separate grant program. The Environmental Information Exchange Network is run by EPA’s Office of Environmental Information, a separate Office in EPA. However, Section VIII of the solicitation notice asks States and tribes to use the Exchange Network to exchange data and information with each other and with EPA. This enhances the capacity building between states and tribes.

OAR announces grant opportunities through a Request for Proposals (RFP) process based upon research priorities developed by OAR’s Scientific Council. Depending on the specific area of interest and research objectives, OAR will solicit studies through an open competition or through a directed competition. All current RFPs can be found here. Sign up to be informed of future grants by clicking here.

No, the eligible applicants include states and tribes but not cities. Some of the focus areas involving training by states may provide training to cities within the states. Cities and municipalities are usually eligible for other grant programs such as those for water and wastewater projects. Please visit Water Funding and Grants for more information on those grants.

The Modular application and award process is not a new grant program. Instead, it is a revised application and award process for R01 and other kinds of awards that do not exceed $250,000 direct costs per year.

The Superfund Basic Research Program is an interdisciplinary approach to environmental research and education. By encouraging health scientists to collaborate with engineers, ecologists, and hydrologists, a holistic approach to risk assessment and risk management of hazardous waste sites is developed.

The RFA focuses on Phase II-III clinical trials and network trials because their circumscribed periods for recruitment and therapeutic intervention often leave a narrow time window during which an ancillary study is feasible. However, observational studies that offer a unique opportunity for ancillary studies within a circumscribed time window may also serve as parent studies for this RFA. No, ancillary study funds may not be used to augment or extend the parent study.

The objective of the exchange program is to offer to international students the possibility to have the credits taken at PUC approved for their undergraduate and graduate courses at the home institution. For students protection and privacy, we are not allowed to give you their e-mail addresses without their concern. If you wish to contact them for reference, please let us know and we will get in contact with former international students.

Program income is any income resulting from grant activities, such as permit fees, sale of publications, or rental of grant property. Program income must be used to further the purposes of the grant program. It is therefore possible to use program income in a different grant than it was earned under as long as it is for the same program. However, the Office of Surface Mining recommends that grantees use program income as soon as possible rather than holding onto it for future use.

This is a program to promote accessibility related improvements to the homes of seniors.  These types of home improvements can offer many older persons the key to remaining in their home and maintaining their independence. This program is being undertaken by a partnership of the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development in partnership with the Maryland Department of Aging.

No. Recent amendments from No Child Left Behind (NCLB) legislation to the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA) developed the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). This act protects the privacy of student education records and applies to all schools that receive funds under an applicable program of the U.S. Department of Education.

A PHA would show the accumulated depreciation expense on FDS Line Item No. 166 of the program where this asset is recorded. (e.g., Comp. Grant Program, Section 8 Program, Low Rent Program, etc.).

The Environmental Studies program offers opportunities for individually designed courses of study to focus on the environmental aspects of natural resource management, law, public health, education, pollution control, chemistry, or marine issues, to name a few of the possible areas of concentration. The Environmental Center of the University serves as the coordinator and student advisor for the Environmental Studies program.

If you are interested in the Environmental Studies Major or Certificate program, please contact Dr. John T. Harrison at the Environmental Center at (808) 956-7361, 956-3968 or by email ( jth@hawaii.edu ).

The YMCA of the East Bay arranges the schedule for Camp Arroyo's Environmental Education program held during the winter months. For more information, call YMCA/Camp Arroyo at 925-371-8401. Encourage your teachers and school faculty to inquire early. The program fills up quickly!

Global Response feels it is very important to involve children in our letter-writing campaigns. In several cases, we learned that children’s letters made the biggest impact on decision makers. Writing letters also makes an impact on the children themselves. In the words of Lindsey Monicon of Michigan: “I am only 12 years old but I think that I can make a big change just as anyone older than me can.

The department no longer has a formal program in environmental anthropology. It is possible, however, to pursue an environmental anthropology track within one of our current PhD programs through a list of recommended courses in anthropology and other related departments.

The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) addresses locally identified problems with natural resources. High priority is given to assistance where agricultural improvements will help meet water quality objectives. EQIP offers contracts that provide incentive payments and cost sharing for conservation practices, such as manure management systems, pest management, erosion control, and other practices to improve and maintain the health of natural resources.

EEN is a biblically orthodox Christian non-profit organization. Our purpose is to declare the Lordship of Christ over all creation to the church and society-at-large in both word and deed. EEN is made up of both individual members who believe in and support our vital ministry and major evangelical organizations who work with EEN to implement creation-care projects appropriate to their ministries. EEN's Evangelical Declaration on the Care of Creation is our guiding faith and praxis statement.

IP Exchange operates on a private wide-area network, meaning it does not run over the public internet. Being on our own private network allows us to monitor and prioritize voice packets which provides outstanding voice quality. Off-net configurations via VPN are also available if you chose to stay on the public internet.

AADA Lease Exchange Network is a web-based company that facilitates the transfer and/or early termination of a vehicle lease. In other words, we match up people wanting to get out of their lease with people who want a short-term lease. We advertise our vehicles in a variety of places (ie. radio, newspaper, etc..) so that thousands of people have the opportunity to view our vehicle listings.

The Christian Banner Exchange Network is a web site advertising network for Christian web sites only. The Christian Banner Exchange Network is a great way to promote your web site and get the message out to the Christian community. The Christian Banner Exchange Network offers an opportunity for Christian web sites of all sizes to advertise across our network of member sites.

Our banner exchange system automatically trades links and banners for your site with other Corvette web site owners. It works on a basis of give a little, take a little. Our dynamic ad serving software tracks the advertising and clicks for the member sites within our network. We offer a 2:1 exchange ratio which means we show one of your banners for every two member banners that you show on your site.

The site is unique because it Rotates your websites in other traffic exchanges as well as the one on this site.

Our programs have NO limitations on coverage in terms of yearly maximums. However you must use a dentist in the CAREINGTON provider network in order to receive the discounted fees. All CAREINGTON providers are carefully screened, credentialed, and selected in order to secure that you are given a choice of the finest dentists in your area. Everyone wants good quality dental care at an affordable price. USADentalCare & CAREINGTON fill that void.

Inventory used for Cruise Exchange and Points Partner products is targeted for replacement revenue purposes and rented. This inventory may include some Weeks inventory that has been swapped with like-value inventory (based on Trading Power) from the Points system. David Roe referred to this in the post above.

A.) Unfortunately, the program is not a grant for students. The program is a federally funded through the US Department of Education. We provide support services to students to help them finish school at PCC and make a successful transition to their next steps in life, school and career. A.) The program does not pay for childcare costs. However, we work closely with Child Care Services to help students identify available resources.

No. The modular format was excluded from SBIR/STTRs beginning with the 2005 Omnibus Solicitation (2006 Solicitation available at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbirsttr1/2006-2_SBIR-STTR-topics.pdf).