The Biden administration is seeking to boost funding for Great Lakes, Chesapeake Bay and other regional water programs in fiscal year 2022 by tens of millions of dollars beyond what Congress appropriated for FY21, marking a shift from the Trump administration's failed efforts to eliminate or severely reduce funding for the programs. EPA's FY22 budget request calls for a $36.3 million increase for the so-called geographic programs, which include the Gulf of Mexico, Lake Champlain, Long Island Sound, South Florida, San Francisco Bay, Puget Sound, and other waterbodies including Lake Pontchartrain, in addition to the Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay programs, according to the agency's FY22 budget justification.
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机译：拜登政府正在寻求在财政年度的大会2022财年促进大湖泊，切萨皮克湾和其他区域水方案的资金，以上大会拨付了FY21的大会，标志着特朗普政府的失败努力消除或严重减少的转变 为计划提供资金。 EPA的FY22预算请求为所谓的地理计划增加3630万美元，其中包括墨西哥湾，尚普兰，长岛声音，南佛罗里达州，旧金山湾，Puget Sound等水果湖（包括Lake Pont Colartrain） 据该机构的FY22预算理由介绍，加入大湖和切萨皮克湾计划。
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