In 15 Years, 80,000 Homes in the New York Area May Be Lost to Flooding
New York Times: “The sooner we decide as a city to invest in resilience measures to help neighborhoods adapt — whether it’s to fortify or to move — the faster
New York Times: “The sooner we decide as a city to invest in resilience measures to help neighborhoods adapt — whether it’s to fortify or to move — the faster
The Guardian: Back in 2014, Alaska, the Pacific north-west and the midwest were identified in the New York Times as “places that will fare much better than others”. Since then,
WKYT: In this map created by Rebuild by Design, a non-profit at New York University, you can see a high concentration of incidents in eastern Kentucky since 2011. Areas like
Fast Company: It’s a move that threatens the entire country—and some Republican-led districts more so. Every single state has had at least one federally declared major disaster due to extreme
Newsday: The broader picture: New York had the second-highest disaster assistance by state at $1,326 per capita, behind Louisiana, according to analysis from Rebuild by Design, which was launched by
Newsweek: States led by Republican governors or represented by two Republican senators tend to experience more disasters and receive slightly more federal aid per person than those led by Democrats, according to
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