Environment
Former Trump FEMA leader says agency is ‘delaying’ aid
The ruling regarding environmental justice block grants could be reflected in other grant termination litigation, including over the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
A pillar of the state’s coastal restoration plan is dead. Its backers say it would have offered the most effective, natural storm protection.
The signatories said FEMA under President Donald Trump has strayed far from the disaster preparedness reforms designed to correct the agency’s mistakes in responding to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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