Reporters from E&E News delve into the shifting political landscape of disaster management
In a recent virtual briefing hosted by POLITICO's E&E News, Thomas Frank, the climate deputy editor and reporter, delved into the ongoing work of the Trump administration on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
During the briefing, Frank examined how the administration's philosophy of giving states more responsibility over disaster preparedness and response is being implemented. However, the specific topics discussed and the states involved were not detailed in the available information.
Tom, who participated in the briefing, mentioned that he has not noticed a difference in the way approvals are being handled. The only difference he has observed is FEMA slow-rolling aid. The specific aspects of the FEMA overhaul that the Trump administration is focusing on were not disclosed.
The text does not provide details about the date of the next Virtual Briefing by POLITICO's E&E News on energy and environmental issues for supporters. However, a video recording of the most recent briefing that took place on Tuesday is available.
It is worth noting that the Trump administration's work to overhaul the Federal Emergency Management Agency will continue into next year. The details about the next briefing have not been provided in the text.
Despite the lack of specific information about who else participated in the most recent briefing apart from Thomas Frank, the virtual briefings are a valuable resource for subscribers, offering insights into energy and environment issues each month.
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