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About $21 million will go toward programs to help support renters — like income support for rent-burdened seniors and people with disabilities and eviction defense.

The $40 million will go toward a statewide program that promotes the use of electric residential heat pumps for space and water heating.

Sales of Sky High Farm’s Tallow Balm go toward sustaining its nonprofit farm in upstate New York, which aims to address food insecurity by increasing access to fresh, locally produced food.

Previously, Kennedy said he would redirect half of the national medical research budget to go toward “preventive, alternative and holistic approaches to health” and threatened to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci “if crimes were committed.”

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An additional $1.5 billion would be spent on wildfire protection, and $1.2 billion would go toward protecting the coast from sea level rise.

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