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Katrina Recovery

Gov. Bobby Jindal pressed to take greenhouse gases more seriously

January 22, 2010 Katrina Recovery

By Mark Schleifstein, The Times-Picayune In a letter filled with citations of peer-reviewed scientific studies, 32 scientists — including many working on the state’s coastal restoration efforts — told Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal that there’s a direct link between the rising sea levels eroding the state’s coastline and greenhouse gases produced by the state’s industries.“We believe that the scientific [...]

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Bill could require insurers to disclose premium differences in different regions

January 19, 2010 Alabama

By George Altman @ AL.com MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Coastal Alabama homeowners who suspect that insurance companies are charging them more than upstate residents for coverage unrelated to hurricanes could find out for sure under a proposal in the Legislature.The bill, filed by Sen. Ben Brooks, R-Mobile, would require insurers to include a breakdown of coverage costs [...]

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Special Gulf Coast census eyed

December 23, 2009 Alabama

By Deborah Barfield Berry, The Clarion-Ledger (Jackson) WASHINGTON – It would only be “fair” for the federal government to conduct a special census in the Gulf Coast to count displaced residents who return to the region after the 2010 census, according to the head of the Census Bureau. The question is: Who would pay for [...]

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Coastal planning reviewed

December 15, 2009 Alabama

By AMY WOLD at Advocate staff writer A federal task force Monday released recommendations on how federal, state and local authorities can better work together for ocean and coastal planning. The Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force released the draft “Interim Framework for Effective Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning” report and started the public comment period, which ends [...]

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FEMA funding disputes going to arbitration

December 3, 2009 Katrina Recovery

The Associated Press BILOXI, Miss. — Educators are hopeful that $1.5 million in additional FEMA funds will be available to restore the administration building destroyed by Katrina on the University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park Campus. USM is one of five public entities in Mississippi that have chosen arbitration, established by federal rules in August, [...]

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