The NASA Streamlining Partnerships for Research and Education for Engineering and Science Act, also known as the NASA SPREES Act, proposes changes to title 51 of the United States Code. It allows NASA to receive funds from other federal agencies specifically...
The NASA SPREES Act lets NASA get money from other parts of the government to help with space science and education, but they need to make sure everything is clear and used the right way.
H. R. 10309, known as the "Build America First Act," aims to stop federal funding for certain sections of the Foreign Assistance Act and reroute these funds to support disaster relief efforts following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The bill proposes transferring unused funds...
H. R. 10309 wants to take money that normally helps other countries and use it to help people at home deal with big storms called Hurricanes Helene and Milton. It suggests moving some of the leftover money to make sure there are enough resources to help people who are affected by these storms.
H. R. 10143 aims to instruct the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to move any remaining, unspent funds from COVID-19 relief that were allocated to FEMA over to the Disaster Relief Fund. The bill also allows the Administrator to redirect any...
In simple terms, H. R. 10143 lets the leader of FEMA take leftover money that was supposed to be used for COVID-19 and put it into a fund for disasters, like hurricanes or earthquakes. The leader can also move other money that's not needed anymore to help pay for fixing these disasters.
H.R. 7687, also known as the "NASA Streamlining Partnerships for Research and Education for Engineering and Science Act" or the "NASA SPREES Act," aims to authorize NASA to receive funds from other federal departments or agencies for scientific or engineering research and...
NASA might get some extra money from other government groups to help with science and engineering projects, but they need to make sure to use it for what it was supposed to be used for and tell Congress about it every year.
S. 4221 aims to amend title 51 of the United States Code to allow NASA to receive funds from other government agencies for scientific or engineering research or education. These funds can be used by NASA as grants or cooperative agreements if approved by the agency providing...
NASA can get money from other parts of the government to help with school and science research, but they have to tell everyone how they use it and check that it's working well.
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