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It highlights “hard choices” affecting construction, state grants, land acquisition, and water and air pollution programs, alongside delays and the absence of new initiatives for acid rain. 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State airofficials are\"generally pleased\"that the EPA budget stayed fairly steady,BillBecker of STAPPA says.However,they are wary of the impacts of the proposedpollution control block grants,which might be an \"excuse\"to reduce funding.Water officials are less happy,especially since treatment grant cuts barrel on.  \nNOTABLE BY ITS ABSENCE was any initiative to put the Lewis-Davis acid rain planinto motion.EPA research did inerease,but government-wide,monies for acidrain remained a constant $85 million.But the big fight is iikely to be on an-other front.One particularly unpalatable item is the $320.3 billion defensebudget,already \"dead in the water,\"according to House Armed Services head LesAspin(D.-Wis.)。The president's plan is just the first shot in what is certainto be a bloody war of turfs.It will be interesting to see if Congress,with itsmany generals and little privacy,can develop a lean,not mean,battle plan.  \n## PRESIDENT PROPOSES $2.4 BILLION FY 1987 EPA BUDGET\n\nThe Environmental Protection Agency will get $2.4 billion of the $994 billionfiscal 1987 budget that the president unveiled Feb。5.In a time of austerityand cuts to several favored programs in other agencies,EPA will remain fairly\"stable\"--in Administrator Lee Thomas'words.Operating programs will de-crease by about $50 million from FY 1986 levels.Following the schedule announcedlast year,construction grants are slated for $1.8 billion,but this is contin-gent on reauthorization.These funds are not included in the $2.4 billion.  \nA request of $1.05 billion is being made for Superfund activities,and thisis calculated into the $2.4 billion.Thomas stressed that he does not favor,but will accept,a one-year extension as \"insurance\"while Congress is strugglingto agree on a five-year extension.He warned,however,that if the legislaturedoes not act expeditiously,EPA may have problems \"ramping\"the full $1.05 bil-lion and not achieve as much with the program next year as EPA now anticipates.(Continued on following page)  \n\n| Publisher:Leonard A.Eiserer  \u003Cbr>Editor:Caroline Long  \u003Cbr>Chief Correspondents:   | Air/Water Pollution Report (ISSN 0002-2608),published weakly.Includas Air and Water Nowt.Subacription  \u003Cbr>rate:$347 per year plus first-clas or air-mail postage.Subscribers in U.S.,Canada and Mexico,add $11;sub-  \u003Cbr>scribers in all other countries,add $47.Six-month and multiple yoar rates available on request.Reproduction   |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n| Jaime Steve  \u003Cbr>Lori Wainright   | in any form prohibited without express permission from the publisher.POSTMASTER:Sond address changes  \u003Cbr>to BPI,951 Pershing Dr.,Silver Spring,MD 20910.Phone:(301)5876300.Air/Water Pollution Report is  \u003Cbr>aveilable elactronically via NewsNet (800)345-1301.  \u003Cbr>OCopyright Business Publishers,Ine.1986   |\n\nAIR/WATER pollution report_  \n  February 10,1986  \n## EPA SEEKS POLLUTION CONTROL BLOCK GRANTS(Cont.)\n\nOne new feature in the budget -which will require congressional approvalis pollution control block grants,under which EPA proposes to consolidatecategorical grants into a package that states could use as they wished for envi-ronmental programs.States would receive the same total funding as is currentlyprojected --$270 million,down from FY 1986's $282 million --but could allocate$197 million of those ","cbCaivjJpmigKuBs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivjJpmigKuBs","pdf",3400896,11,"English","# PRESIDENT PROPOSES $2.4 BILLION FY 1987 EPA BUDGET\n## EPA SEEKS POLLUTION CONTROL BLOCK GRANTS (Cont.)","[{\"question\":\"What is the total size of the EPA budget proposed for FY 1987?\",\"answer\":\"The EPA is set to receive $2.4 billion from the fiscal 1987 budget plan unveiled Feb. 5.\"},{\"question\":\"What change does the new budget introduce regarding pollution funding?\",\"answer\":\"EPA proposes pollution control block grants that would consolidate categorical grants into a package states can use for environmental programs, with $270 million total funding projected.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe the status of the acid rain plan and related funding?\",\"answer\":\"It notes the absence of a new initiative to put the Lewis-Davis acid rain plan into motion, while government-wide acid rain monies remain a constant $85 million and EPA increases research funding.\"}]","AIR/WATER pollution report - EPA BUDGET & BLOCK GRANTS | PDF",1791866823,28]