Tue, June 30, 2020 – 12:00pm Thinking Beyond the Traffic Lane Envisioning Multi-Benefit Solutions for Major Transportation Climate Adaptation Projects Hosted via Zoom Webinars. Click here to register. (link is external) Speaker details to follow.
THINKING BEYOND THE TRAFFIC LANE Read More »
Resilient by Design 2-Year Anniversary Webinar Series: Integrating Regional-Scale Vulnerability Analysis with Community-Driven Solutions Tue, June 23, 2020 – 12:00pm PST (3:00pm EST) Integrating Regional-Scale Vulnerability Analysis with Community-Driven Solutions Adapting to Rising Tides Bay Area and Community-based Strategies to Address Vulnerabilities Hosted via Zoom Webinars. Click here to register. (link is external) Speaker details to follow.
INTEGRATING REGIONAL-SCALE VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS Read More »
Resilient by Design 2-Year Anniversary Webinar Series: The Role of Creeks and Natural Shoreline Solutions in Resiliency Tue, June 16, 2020 – 12:00pm PST (3:00pm EST) Applying Local Learning to a Regional Context – The Role of Creeks and Natural Shoreline Solutions in Resiliency Regional Governance, Planning, and Financing for Adaptation, Part II: Colma Creek
THE ROLE OF CREEKS AND NATURAL SHORELINE SOLUTIONS IN RESILIENCY Read More »
Tue, June 2, 2020 – 12:00pm (3:00pm EST)Click here to register 2 Years Later Designer Roundtable – What is this Remarkable Moment We Find Ourselves In? The Role of Design in Climate Adaptation & Resiliency Moderator: Cathy J. Simon, FAIA, Architecture + Urbanism Speakers: Claire Weisz, WXY Josiah Cain, Sherwood Engineering Kevin Conger, CMG Marcel
NYTimes: A billion-dollar program to protect cities from climate change is at risk of failing because of the pandemic. Connecticut is preparing to build a first-of-its-kind underground flood wall. Virginia has planned an intricate system of berms, pump stations and raised roads to keep the flood-prone city of Norfolk dry. Louisiana has broken ground on
STATES WARN THAT VIRUS MAY DOOM CLIMATE PROJECTS Read More »
The Architects Newspaper: How do you make waterfront locations resilient to the problems caused by climate change? How can you support communities to manage—and come to terms with—flood risk? As governments and developers reverse their thinking around the land value adjacent to our global rivers and harbors, these challenges are shifting urban design in new and
Join the Sydney Business Chamber for a discussion on Resilience and Building Back Better with Amy Chester from Rebuild by Design and others: Thursday May 7, 2020 10:00 AM in Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Australia You can join though Zoom on Wednesday May 6th, at 8:00PM EST. Please register here.
SYDNEY BUSINESS CHAMBER FORUM SERIES – RESILIENCE AND BUILDING BACK BETTER Read More »
New York Daily News: Last week, both Mayor de Blasio and Gov. Cuomo appointed task-forces and sector advisory councils to help inform how New York will come out of the COVID-19 crisis. However, there are no experts in a crisis we have never experienced before. Our generation has never been through a global pandemic or a government-led shutdown and how
TIME TO HARNESS THE WISDOM OF CROWDS: DE BLASIO AND CUOMO SHOULD ASK REGULAR NEW YORKERS Read More »
ArchDaily: In 2012, Hurricane Sandy struck the eastern coastline of the United States and caused a level of flooding and destruction that was unprecedented for a major, densely populated city like New York. Storm surges brought a terrifying amount of water to the city streets, tunnels and subways; the National Ocean Service reported a 9.4-foot surge over Battery Park.
THE BIG U: NYC COMMUNITY SPACES AS BARRIERS FOR FLOODING Read More »
Albany Times Union Blog: Voters in New York will decide later this year if the state should borrow $3 billion to spend on various environmental projects, including flood damage restoration and efforts intended to mitigate the effects of climate change. The so-called ‘Mother Nature Bond Act’ was set to be approved by the state Legislature
CUOMO, LAWMAKERS INCLUDE $3 BILLION ENVIRONMENTAL BOND IN STATE BUDGET Read More »
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