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Do states have to “include and demonstrate a substantive and active collaboration between state health and environment agencies” to be competitive?

April 26, 2017active agencies collaboration demonstrate Environment Health State substantive

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Do states have to “include and demonstrate a substantive and active collaboration between state health and environment agencies” to be competitive?

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Even in cases where a state agency’s responsibilities span both health and environment it would be competitively advantageous (though not strictly required) to develop a partnership with another state agency that had responsibility for a directly related issue like ambient air quality.