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Rebuild stronger or risk losing disaster aid, FEMA orders
Communities that use federal disaster aid to rebuild public facilities must follow new construction codes to make them more resilient to future calamity.
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Thomas Frank, E&E News reporter
Communities that use federal disaster aid to rebuild public facilities must follow new construction codes to make them more resilient to future calamity.
New Orleans is gone; so is Florida. Oil is outlawed, and the nation is plunged into a second civil war. Welcome to climate fiction, a growing genre that might help readers ease their anxieties — or add to them.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
The Washington state Legislature this week considered a proposal that would make a motorhead choke on his energy drink: refusing to register any new car that runs on gasoline.
By David Ferris in Energywire
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New Orleans is gone; so is Florida. Oil is outlawed, and the nation is plunged into a second civil war. Welcome to climate fiction, a growing genre that might help readers ease their anxieties — or add to them.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
The Washington state Legislature this week considered a proposal that would make a motorhead choke on his energy drink: refusing to register any new car that runs on gasoline.
By David Ferris in Energywire