Healthy Places Act of 2007
Summary
The Healthy Places Act of 2007 would establish federal programs to evaluate how community planning—such as housing, transportation, and land use—affects public health. It would provide grants and technical assistance to state and local governments to conduct health impact assessments and fund projects designed to improve environmental health in their communities. By creating a national database and research initiatives, the bill aims to help local leaders make informed decisions that promote healthier living environments for all residents.
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