President’s Budget and Earmarks The Big News – $6.8 billion in the budget request for the Corps of Engineers. While we’re waiting for the President’s full budget to be released in late May, the ‘Skinny’ is out, and Congress is caught up with earmarks. If you hadn’t heard, earmarks are back (on the House side…
On this April Update of the WaterLog Podcast, Howard and Dan dive into how the earmarking process is impacting congressional budget decisions, North Carolina’s beach troubles, national beach nourishment funding, and an update on the National Flood Insurance Program.
In this episode: Special Guest Tom O’Shea – Director of Coast and Natural Resources, Trustees of Reservations The Return of Earmarks Erasing the Corps backlog FEMA – “We’re almost out of money”
On the February episode of the WaterLog podcast, Howard & Dan talk about the Water Resources Development Act, the Energy & Water appropriations bill, the Corps Work Plan and the new Administration.
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Join Howard Marlowe and Dan Ginolfi as they share their thoughts on the new era in Washington D.C. brought on with the inauguration of Joe Biden and the swearing in of a new Congress. They discuss the legacy of the Trump Administration on environmental, coastal, and water policy; and, compare the previous administration to the…
In a joint Water Log and The Capitol Beach podcast, ASPN’s full Washington DC team, Howard Marlowe, Dan Ginolfi, and Derek Brockbank, team up to provide perspective and analysis on how the election results will impact federal coastal policy and politics in 2021 and beyond, as well as in the remaining weeks of 2020. From…
We’re looking far ahead of the election, towards the future of coastal resilience… private sector financing for coastal resilience! We cracked the egg. Learn more in this month’s podcast.
With Congress coming out of August recess, Howard and Dan talk about the Administration and the Corps and their involvement with the Nation’s coastal program.