Brian Eckhouse
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Head of Bloomberg’s power, weather and natural disasters Americas team | Dad/concierge to a loquacious toddler | New Yorker in Los Angeles | Thoughts on the Mets and bagels mine and mine alone
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Eight months after LA’s most destructive wildfires, homeowners wanting to rebuild are facing a slow permit process, sky-high costs and low insurance payouts. Many are choosing to sell
The LA Fires Destroyed 11,000 Homes. Less Than 10% Have Permits to Rebuild
Of the thousands of residents needing to rebuild after this year’s California wildfires, Andy Weyman would seem especially well positioned. The TV and stage director had remodeled his Malibu home just five years earlier and had city-approved blueprints in hand, with the same architect set to oversee reconstruction.
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Brian Eckhouse
@brianreports.bsky.social
· Sep 20
Drought Gripping the US Northeast, NYC Raises Fears of Autumn Wildfires
Waterways and wells are running dry in parts of New England and trees in New York City are already shedding their leaves as a late-summer drought engulfs the US Northeast, raising the risk of wildfire...
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Brian Eckhouse
@brianreports.bsky.social
· Aug 21
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Michelle Ma
@michellema.bsky.social
· Aug 8
Money Is Raining Down on Green-Tech Firms That Have an AI Story
Long-unloved nuclear and geothermal are experiencing a boom in interest as data center developers seek carbon-free resources capable of delivering round-the-clock electricity to power artificial intel...
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Mark Chediak
@mchediak.bsky.social
· Aug 7
The pace and range of the moves against renewables -- alongside several others that prop up fossil fuels and nuclear power -- have whipsawed wind and solar developers that had grown accustomed to federal support.
Trump's Latest Attacks Stun Wind and Solar Industries
President Donald Trump is escalating his attacks on wind and solar power from the rhetorical to the tangible, mounting a rapid-fire campaign that exceeds the industries’ worst fears.In just the past few weeks, the Trump administration instituted permitting reviews that threaten US wind and solar developments. It imposed standards that would essentially prevent new developments on federal land. It rescinded Biden-era decisions earmarking coastal waters for future wind turbines. And on Wednesday
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