For a program that already was $25 billion in debt, the added burden spotlighted just how precarious the future may be for the federally funded program.
For a program that already was $25 billion in debt, the added burden spotlighted just how precarious the future may be for the federally funded program.
By examining construction activity after three of the costliest storms in recent U.S. history, future recovery efforts can be estimated and anticipated.
The measure, passed 82-17, gives Puerto Rico access to $4.9 billion in low-interest Treasury loans and would also replenish the troubled National Flood Insurance Program, which runs out of money as early as this week.