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ARE WE READY FOR A “NEW” LYCABETTUS?

POPAGANDA: The Athens urban forest decline. Who will save it? the “Lycabettus project: the present and the future of the urban forest of Athens” . How; With interventions studied by agronomists, architects and people of the administration. Who’s barking? Of course, the citizens of Athens themselves! More from Maria Kaltsa, architect and special advisor to the Mayor of Athens. Perhaps there is not one representative […]

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CLIMATE CHANGE COULD SINK AMAZON’S NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS

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The New Republic: When Amazon announced on Tuesday that it would build one of its new headquarters in Long Island City’s Anable Basin, environmentalists were quick to notice that the site could be partially underwater by 2050. By the next century, it will be completely submerged, according to the environmental research group Climate Central’s most

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SCREENING 2: COOKED, SURVIVAL BY ZIP CODE

Events

Wednesday, November 14th2:45pm – 4:45pmIFC Center323 6th Ave, New York, 10014 Rebuild by Design and NYU’s Institute for Public Knowledge invite you to the world premiere of the film Cooked: Survival by Zip Code, featuring director Judith Helfand and author Eric Klinenberg, with two special screenings on Sunday, November 11, and Wednesday, November 14. In July 1995, Chicago was hit by

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LECTURE: DESIGNING BORDERS: AMY CHESTER, JAMES WESCOAT AND IEVA JUSIONYTE

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Tuesday, November 13th6:30pmRoom 123, Gund Hall, 48 Quincy StreetCambridge, MA 02138 Borders are sites of control, crossing, difference, transgression, and at times, engagement. They are often embraced for the purposes of fragmenting, dividing, or disrupting societies, ecologies, landscapes, narratives, and imaginations. Yet there is much more that goes into their ‘design’ than meets the eye,

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SCREENING 1: COOKED, SURVIVAL BY ZIP CODE

Events

Sunday, November 11th1:30pm – 3:30pmSVA Theatre333 W 23rd StNew York, 10011 Rebuild by Design and NYU’s Institute for Public Knowledge invite you to the world premiere of the film Cooked: Survival by Zip Code, featuring director Judith Helfand and author Eric Klinenberg, with two special screenings on Sunday, November 11, and Wednesday, November 14. In July 1995, Chicago was hit by

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NATURE WALK: EXPLORE EAST RIVER PARK- PRESENT & FUTURE

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Saturday, November 10th10:00am – 1:00pmFire Boat House East River Park New York, NY 10002 United States Join the LES Ecology Center for a Nature Walk in East River Park to explore the unique native flora and animals that call the Park home. From 12 – 2pm we will discuss most recent announcements about the East Coast

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COMMUNITY BOARD 6 COMMITTEE ON LAND USE AND WATERFRONT

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Thursday November 8, 2018 6:30pm433 1st Ave (NYU College of Dentistry) Manhattan, New York Join Community Board 6’s Committee on Land Use and Waterfront to discuss and learn more about the updated ESCR plan.

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NEW JERSEY GETS NEW GREEN FLOOD PREVENTION

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Engineering.com: The governor of New Jersey recently announced that the state finalized the plan for its $230 million flood prevention project, launched in the wake of 2012’s Hurricane Sandy, and that it includes less-used green infrastructure practices. The system will shield the low-lying land around Weehawken Cove and Hoboken waterfront, including NJ Transit’s Hoboken Rail

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SIX YEARS LATER, DOWNTOWN NO SAFER: LOWER MANHATTAN STILL WAITING FOR PROTECTION OVER HALF A DECADE

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Downtown Express: In the days following Superstorm Sandy six years ago, Tanya Acevedo, a mother of two, remembers that it “felt like we were living in the end of the world.” While waiting for the power to return, her apartment in the Lillian Wald houses on Avenue D was dark and cold. “It felt so

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A FLOOD OF CONCERNS OVER RESILIENCY PLANS SIX YEARS AFTER SANDY

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Villager: In the days following Superstorm Sandy, Tanya Acevedo, a mother of two, remembers that it “felt like we were living in the end of the world.” While waiting for the power to return, her apartment in the Lillian Wald Houses on Avenue D was dark and cold. “It felt so surreal,” she said. She

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Max

ARE WE READY FOR A “NEW” LYCABETTUS?

CLIMATE CHANGE COULD SINK AMAZON’S NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS

SCREENING 2: COOKED, SURVIVAL BY ZIP CODE

LECTURE: DESIGNING BORDERS: AMY CHESTER, JAMES WESCOAT AND IEVA JUSIONYTE

SCREENING 1: COOKED, SURVIVAL BY ZIP CODE

NATURE WALK: EXPLORE EAST RIVER PARK- PRESENT & FUTURE

COMMUNITY BOARD 6 COMMITTEE ON LAND USE AND WATERFRONT

NEW JERSEY GETS NEW GREEN FLOOD PREVENTION

SIX YEARS LATER, DOWNTOWN NO SAFER: LOWER MANHATTAN STILL WAITING FOR PROTECTION OVER HALF A DECADE

A FLOOD OF CONCERNS OVER RESILIENCY PLANS SIX YEARS AFTER SANDY

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