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GAO Report Finds Too Lengthy Review Process for Hazard Mitigation Projects Across US (opens the original)
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Congressional lawmakers from both parties have consistently criticized the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ability to respond quickly to natural disasters and to disperse in a more timely way federal funds on advance for projects to mitigate damage risks. The U.S. Government Accountability Office in a new report lends credence to these claims, highlighting the large number of communities that spend months, even years, awaiting notification on whether they will receive funding from FEMA’s B
GAO Report Finds Lengthy Review Process for Hazard Mitigation Efforts Across US (opens the original)
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Congressional lawmakers from both parties have consistently criticized the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ability to respond quickly to disasters and to disperse funds for hazard mitigation projects in a timely way. A new report from the Government Accountability Office lends credence to these claims, highlighting the large number of communities that spend months, even years, awaiting notification on whether they will receive funding from FEMA’s Building Resilience Infrastructure and Comm
Incoming Stantec CEO Sees 'Tailwinds' for Firm in Arctic, Critical Minerals Work (opens the original)
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ENR’s senior editor of environment Pam McFarland recently spoke with Susan Reisbord, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Edmonton, Alberta-based global consultant Stantec, who will assume the roles of president and CEO on Oct. 1. She joined the firm in 2022 and is set to succeed Gord Johnston, who has been in the roles for eight years and will become board vice chairman. Reisbord is an advisory board member of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) Globa
Feds Nix Carbon Emissions Standards for Coal- and Gas-Fired Power Plants (opens the original)
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Trump administration officials have finalized a rule gutting nearly all current carbon emissions requirements for coal- and gas-fired power plants—and are proposing to remove any remaining greenhouse gas pollution control requirements in a separate rule Lee Zeldin, administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, along with U.S. Dept. of Interior Secretary Douglas Burgum, announced the latest actions during the G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial meeting in Houston on Sept. 14. The final
Feds Further Shrink Federally Protected Wetlands under the Clean Water Act (opens the original)
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are proposing new guidelines to clarify when wetlands are protected under the Clean Water Act based on the landmark 2023 Sackett v. EPA Supreme Court decision. Confusion about which bodies of water are federally protected from construction impacts under the law as "waters of the United States" has persisted for more than four decades, with definitions challenged in at least three Supreme Court cases, including the most rec
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