Judy Huynh

NY Times: A report published this week by Rebuild by Design, a nonprofit that works on flood-related protection initiatives, said that New York City is projected to spend more than $387 billion on flood infrastructure by 2050.

6sqft: “We are thrilled that Mayor Mamdani is expanding the Bureau of Coastal Resilience,” Amy Chester, director of Rebuild by Design, said.

WABC-NY: The report comes from the nonprofit rebuild by design, which was launched after superstorm sandy to work with new york agencies. New york city agencies on flood prevention efforts. The group analyzed public records from the state for these projects, estimating they will tally up to $519 billion over the next 24 years.

NY1: The nonprofit rebuild by design has released a report estimate how much new york state is expected to spend on infrastructure to adapt to climate change. It predicts by 2050 the state we’ll have spent 500 billion.

WINS-AM: The most expensive adaptation projects would be sewer and stormwater upgrades and coastal defense on Long Island and in New York city. The report was compiled by Rebuild by design. Amy Chester is the group’s director and she tells

NY1: Recent report by the nonprofit rebuild by design anticipates of the city will spend more than 387 billion dollars on flood infrastructure by 2050

Virgin Islands Daily News: A report from a group called Rebuild by Design estimates that New York will have to spend more than half a trillion dollars to repair the effects of climate change, such as storm damage, in the next 24 years.

NYT: New York State is projected to surpass half a trillion dollars on infrastructure spending related to climate change by 2050, according to a new report. Rebuild by Design, the nonprofit behind the analysis, was created after Hurricane Sandy to work with New York City agencies on flood-related protection initiatives

Vital City: Alongside strong city agency leadership, the mayor should embrace the power of community leadership and visioning. In response to Hurricane Ida, Rebuild by Design and One Architecture & Urbanism convened New Yorkers representing 16 government agencies, 20+ non-profits, 12 neighborhood organizations and 10+ academic, private or philanthropic institutions. That convening, known as Rainproof

News 12 NJ: Flood gates to be installed to beat back storm surge from Hudson River. The plan is to install 26 floodgates throughout the city of Hoboken. The work is part of the Rebuild by Design project and carries a $230 million price tag – paid for by the federal government.