Mark Gongloff

5 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Mark Gongloff

While we worry about the growing threat of robots guzzling up America’s groundwater, we can’t ignore the risk that cows will consume it all first. A new study this week by researchers at Arizona State University put the depth of our water problem in perspective.

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Mark Gongloff

Agriculture, not data centers, is the main culprit in draining the Colorado River basin. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- While we worry about the growing threat of robots guzzling up America’s groundwater, we can’t ignore the risk that cows will consume it all first.  A new study this week by researchers at Arizona State University put the depth of our water problem in perspective.

1 week ago | paenvironmentdigest.com | Mark Gongloff

Articles and NewsClips about federal actions impacting Pennsylvania-- Deregulation For Industry -- EPA Alumni Association: An Open Letter To EPA Administrator & Congress - We’re Not Done Yet! [PaEN] -- AP: Budget Cuts At EPA Become Flashpoint At Heated Hearing, And Democrats Say, May Kill People -- Courier Times: EPA Rolls Back PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Regulations: What It Means For Bucks County -- US DOE Releases Response To Comments On 2024 LNG Gas Export Study Saying No Discernible Impact...

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Mark Gongloff

Not so great. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Twenty years ago this September, President George W. Bush praised how his Federal Emergency Management Agency director, Michael Brown, was responding to Hurricane Katrina. “Brownie, you’re doing a heck of a job,” he infamously declared. Less than two weeks later, Brownie was no longer doing any kind of job because FEMA had actually made a hash of preparing for and reacting to Hurricane Katrina, putting lives at risk and hobbling New Orleans’ recovery.

2 weeks ago | paenvironmentdigest.com | Mark Gongloff

On May 21, the PA Emergency Management Agency announced a Multi-Agency Resource Center will be open May 22 in Meyersdale, Somerset County to assist assist individuals, families and businesses that sustained losses from significant flooding May 13 & 14, [Gov. Shapiro also announced his Administration has made a request to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to make financial aid available to individuals, families, and businesses affected by the May 13, 2025, flooding in Somerset County.