Massachusetts town secures over $140K in state funds for marsh migration, beach resilience

As Swansea, Massachusetts, prepares for future flooding and more severe coastal weather, the town is receiving state funding to help plan its response.

According to The Herald News, a pair of grants will fund studies in the Bristol County community focused on its marshes and the infrastructure around Town Beach.

Together, the awards amount to $140,270 from Massachusetts’ Environment & Climate One Stop — or ECO One Stop — a statewide hub for environmental and climate grant funding.

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Of that total, $79,130 comes from the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness program, while $61,140 comes from the Coastal Zone Management Coastal Resilience program…

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