To Survive Rising Seas, Boston May Need To ‘Make’ Land Again | Cognoscenti To Survive Rising Seas, Boston May Need To ‘Make’ Land Again | Cognoscenti
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Flood Barrier Would Fortify Downtown By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Nov 13, 2022 Pedestrians walk in front of Rowes Wharf in Boston. Climate studies have identified Long Wharf as a potential major entry point for flood waters to enter downtown Boston, damaging private properties and public infrastructure. Photo by James Sanna | Banker
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By Steve Adams | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Jan 22, 2023 | A photojournalist takes a picture of a person wading in storm-driven flood waters on Long Wharf on Dec. 23, 2022. An $800,000 engineering study will guide Boston’s plans to build flood barriers at the wharf and protect properties such as the Chart House. Photo
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KATHY ABBOTT and JOE CHRISTO Oct 31, 2022 SHARE 6 TEN YEARS AGO, Superstorm Sandy – after ravaging the Caribbean and much of the East Coast of the United States – turned inward and exerted its full force on New York City and the surrounding region, leading to tens of billions of dollars in damages,
Government Accountability, Transparency & Accessibility Hearing on November 10, 2022
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October 28, 2022 Post contributor:Jeffrey R. Porter, Mintz Jeffrey R. Porter This morning I was reminded by the Boston Globe that the City of Boston’s sale of the site of the former Winthrop Street Garage also yielded $28 million for Franklin Park in what may be one of the Walsh Administration’s greatest Environmental Justice achievements.
House passes $4.2 Billion Economic Development Billby John Lynds • July 20, 2022 • 0 CommentsThis week, Rep. Dan Ryan and his colleagues in the House passed a $4.2 billion Economic Development Bill that will make significant investments in Charlestown and across the state.The bill utilizes American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) surplus funds, and bonds
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On the Waterfront: Requiem for a Treeby Patriot-Bridge Staff • November 14, 2019 • 0 CommentsBy Michael ParkerA beautiful, large 50-foot beech tree in the Navy Yard was completely uprooted and fell due to the winds accompanying the devastating coastal storm. While I am sure that multiple trees met the same fate throughout the region, it is instructive to
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