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LIVING BREAKWATERS FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT OPEN FOR COMMENTS

For the past four years, Living Breakwaters has undergone further stakeholder outreach, studies and scoping under the leadership of the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR), which is responsible for environmental review, decision-making, and action.  The environmental review process provides a means for decision-makers to systematically consider environmental effects along with other aspects of project […]

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WEEHAWKEN: HUDSON RIVER PROJECT PUBLIC DESIGN WORKSHOP

Wednesday, June 6 7:00-9:00PMSaint Lawrence Roman Catholic Church22 Hackensack Avenue, Weehawken, NJ 07086 The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and its project team will host five public design workshops to solicit feedback on the Rebuild by Design Hudson River Project. Workshops will focus on characteristics and amenities of the project that correspond to either the

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PLANNING FOR THE RISING TIDE TO LIFT MORE BOATS IN THE BAY AREA

Next City: A lifelong resident of North Richmond, Princess Robinson has observed how outsiders have treated her community like it’s disposable. “North Richmond gets a lot of people and a lot of groups … just doing steady on North Richmond. They’re just using it for themselves,” says Robinson, community outreach manager for Urban Tilth, a North

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LIKE IT OR NOT, THE WATER IS COMING: WILL THE BAY AREA DEFEND AGAINST RISING SEAS, OR EMBRACE THEM?

KQED: You can shove water back from the land, or let the land flood, but either way, San Francisco Bay is getting higher. Along more than 400 miles of bayfront, in at least forty communities that touch water, the once-sneaky problem of sea level rise is revealing itself as it accelerates. At airports, at power

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DESIGN CHALLENGE TO REVEAL NINE NEW IDEAS FOR TACKLING THREAT OF SEA LEVEL RISE IN BAY AREA

Alameda, California – Last week, Resilient by Design came together to champion nine newly released,  innovative solutions to address sea level rise and other climate-related flood impacts and increase social resilience put forward by Design Teams, 50+ community groups and countless Bay Area residents.The year-long Bay Area Challenge unveiled the solutions during a two-day Summit drawing over 700

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