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Cleanup, Revitalization and Recycling Investments

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law invests $5.4 billion in cleaning up legacy pollution at Superfund and brownfields sites, helping to restore the economic vitality of communities.

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  • Superfund Clean-Up
  • Brownfields Revitalization
  • Transforming U.S. Recycling and Waste Management

Superfund Clean-Up

$3.5 billion for Superfund site clean-up work.

What This Means

More than one in four Black and Hispanic Americans live within 3 miles of a Superfund site. No community deserves to have contamination near where they live, work, pray and go to school. With this funding, communities living near many of the most serious uncontrolled or abandoned releases of contamination will finally get the protections they deserve.

Learn more

  • Cleaning Up Superfund Sites: Highlights of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding
  • Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Fact Sheet: Investments in Superfund Remedial Program (pdf) (159.05 KB, March 2, 2022)
  • Learn more about Superfund.

Brownfields Revitalization

$1.5 billion to scale-up community-led brownfields revitalization.

What This Means

Blighted and polluted sites in communities across America will be assessed, cleaned up and made available for safe reuse, spurring job creation and economic opportunity in areas that need it most.

Learn more

  • Read more about brownfields redevelopment work.
  • Learn about benefits to communities from the brownfields program.
  • Find brownfields technical assistance, training and research.

Transforming U.S. Recycling and Waste Management

$350 million for Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling and Education and Outreach Grants.

$25 million to increase battery collection and recycling nationwide and reduce battery-related fires.

What This Means

Communities across the country are burdened by pollution impacts from poorly run waste management systems. This historic investment will transform recycling and solid waste management across the country while creating jobs. This investment will also improve the nation’s battery recycling programs while promoting the safe handling of used batteries.

Learn more

  • Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Transforming U.S. Recycling and Waste Management webpage.
  • Battery Collection Best Practices and Battery Labeling Guidelines.
  • Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Transforming U.S. Recycling and Waste Management Fact Sheet (pdf) (1.79 MB, February 2022) .
  • Learn about EPA's Model Recycling Program Toolkit.
  • Review EPA's National Recycling Strategy.
  • Learn about RCRA non-hazardous waste regulations.

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

  • Cleanup, Revitalization and Recycling
  • Electric and Low-emission School Buses
  • Investments in Tribal Communities
  • Pollution Prevention
  • Water Infrastructure
  • Local Infrastructure Stories
    • Humboldt, IA
    • Livermore Falls, ME
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Last updated on December 3, 2024
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