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The $52 Billion Dollar Plan for New York to Save it's Low-lying Areas from Sea Level Rise and Storm Surges

Envisioning a Sustainable Future for Rikers Island

See what Rikers Island could look like when the prison complex closes

Operation Heavy Duty Enforcement Needs Enforcing+ Rikers Green Future

One year after Ida, New York leans into nature-based climate strategies

NYC marks a year since Ida, with wounds still fresh for many

Ida: 1 year later, checking back with families whose basement apartments flooded

OPINION: Want to Prevent Flooding? Turn ‘Parking’ Into Greenspace

City Council Holds Hearing on Greenway Master Plan

Here’s how we can prevent another IDA catastrophe: Epicenter chats with the Regional Planning Association

Adams: Weathering the NYC Hurricane Season Is a New Game

New Report Looks at Protecting Basement Apartments From Flooding in Central Queens

SOLVED: City Must Reduce Carmaggedon By Eliminating Free Parking, Re-Imagining Public Space

5 ways New York City can overhaul its streets to be more resilient: report

How Can New York City Prepare for the Next Ida? Here’s a To-Do List.

New York, New Jersey hesitant on offshore grid planning amid federal uncertainty

KOMANOFF: City Must Embrace Inspired Plan for Bike Network

Five Borough Bikeway Plan Released

Beautiful Naval Cemetery Landscape Reopens to Brooklyn’s Nature Lovers

New report calls for a 425-mile protected bikeway that would connect NYC’s five boroughs

Proposed 425-mile network of bike lanes would make New York an easier place to pedal, Regional Plan Association says

New York City Proposal Would Vastly Expand Protected Bike Lanes

Could a Public Works Program Save New York City's Economy?