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WaterLog Podcast | Wrapping up 2021 from the Nation’s Capital

PodcastsBy Dan GinolfiDecember 2, 2021

On the last episode of 2021 of the WaterLog Podcast, Howard and Dan gear up for Congress to get working several legislative items, including a new Continuing Resolution to give Congress time to work out its 12 spending bills, the debt limit, Build Back Better and WRDA.  

Record Breaking FY22 Appropriations for the Corps of Engineers & How to Grab Your Piece of the Pie

eWaterLogsBy Dan GinolfiNovember 9, 2021

Corps Infrastructure How to Get a Piece of the Pie

November WaterLog Podcast | CBRA, Build Back Better and Beach Nourishment Reauthorization

PodcastsBy Dan GinolfiNovember 3, 2021

On this months episode, Howard and Dan will share the insider scoop on the Coastal Barrier Resources Act, and the reauthorization of expiring beach projects. In addition, they’ll break down what’s in store for the coast in Biden’s latest Build Back Better proposal and talk Public Private Partnerships with the Corps now that a final…

Welcome to the Federal Fiscal New Year! The Latest from DC on the October Update | WaterLog Podcast

PodcastsBy Dan GinolfiOctober 6, 2021

On the October Episode of the WaterLog Podcast, Howard and Dan kick off the beginning of the Federal Fiscal year with a breakdown of the chaos in Washington. Disaster funding for Ida, Flood Insurance, Debt Limit and Infrastructure are all fair game. Plus, the Corps is still proposing massive flood gates and other measures in…

The September DC Coastal Update | WaterLog Podcast

PodcastsBy Dan GinolfiSeptember 1, 2021

On this months episode of the WaterLog Podcast, Howard & Dan will talk about Hurricane Ida and the Corps, and how well the Federal Government is equipped to handle the response today compared to Katrina. In addition, the State of New Jersey is sinking, and that leaves many questions to answer about how it will…

Highlights from Senate Energy & Water Appropriations Report

eWaterLogsBy Dan GinolfiAugust 9, 2021

The Senate Appropriations Committee has approved $8.7 billion to go to the Corps of Engineers civil works programs for FY22.  The full House has already approved funding legislation that provides just slightly less (about $40 million), so the final total when differences between the two bills are resolved should be nearly $2 billion above the…

WaterLog Podcast: Dissecting the Infrastructure Bill and the Coastal Barrier Resources Act

eWaterLogsBy Dan GinolfiAugust 4, 2021

On the August episode of the WaterLog podcast, Howard & Dan dive deep into the new legal interpretation of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act by the Biden Administration, the MASSIVE infrastructure proposal proving over $11 billion for the Corps of Engineers and other bills that provide funding for NOAA, FEMA and other Federal agencies. This…

The August Federal Policy Update with the WaterLog Podcast

PodcastsBy Dan GinolfiAugust 4, 2021

On the August episode of the WaterLog podcast, Howard & Dan dive deep into the new legal interpretation of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act by the Biden Administration, the MASSIVE infrastructure proposal proving over $11 billion for the Corps of Engineers and other bills that provide funding for NOAA, FEMA and other Federal agencies. This…

Enormous Infrastructure Bill Unveiled – BIG MONEY FOR THE CORPS

eWaterLogsBy Dan GinolfiAugust 2, 2021

The infrastructure bill HR 3684 has finally been unveiled and this is what you need to know: First, before we get too excited, the bill has not been passed yet by the Senate, and the Senate will need to agree with the House on some version of this with likely some amendments, but the importance…

Coastal Highlights from House Homeland Security and House Commerce, Justice and Science Bills

eWaterLogsBy Dan GinolfiJuly 26, 2021

Homeland Security For those not aware, FEMA actually falls into the Department of Homeland Security and is totally separate from the Corps of Engineers. This comes into play specifically with disaster declarations, where special rules take effect that allow FEMA to bypass certain federal restrictions when life, property and safety are at risk where the…

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