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Can’t Afford to Wait: What do NYC’s Small Property Owners Need Now for Flooding?

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Topic 5 in “Affordability and Climate in NYC” Discussion Series from Rebuild By Design, Waterfront Alliance, and The City Sponge, with support from Con Edison. As NYC ramps up major infrastructure, big projects alone won’t keep pace with rising water. Small property owners in NYC must also step in and play a role. Join us […]

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How do we Build Climate Strong Communities? Affordability and Climate in NYC Series

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Join us: How do we Build Climate Strong Communities? Kicking off our series “Affordability and Climate in NYC,” we’re discussing neighborhood approaches to flood and climate solutions. Join us to hear leaders share what’s working, what needs improvement, and what comes next. When & Where: Thursday, February 5th 12 – 1 PM Virtual

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City Caught Flat-Footed on Flood as Deluge Dredges Up Past Lessons

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THE CITY: Record rainfall soaked New York on Friday, disrupting public transportation and schools while flooding streets and homes as officials struggled to cope with the deluge — and Mayor Eric Adams fended off waves of criticism for his administration’s handling of the storm. Parents, environmentalists and regular commuters alike were steamed for not being given

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