Rainproof NYC invites you to a virtual sessions to hear what the working groups are considering and give them crucial feedback before the recommendations are finalized. When: May 15th, 5:00 – 8:00 RSVP HERE>>
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Rainproof NYC invites you to two sessions to hear what the working groups are considering and give them crucial feedback before the recommendations are finalized. For the in-person session, please respond here. This event is open to to the public. Location: TBD RSVP Here>>
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Join us for an exploration into NYC’s landscape history with Eric W. Sanderson Vice President for Urban Conservation Strategy at the New York Botanical Garden and author of Mannahatta: A Natural History of New York City in conversation with artist and journalist Nathan Kensinger who has been whose work explores the building of flood protection
Reimagining the Concrete Jungle: Embracing the Resurgence of Blue Zones Read More »
Join us for a book talk on author Rosetta S. Elkin’s recently published “Landscapes of Retreat.” Elkin will share insights from her book, featuring in-depth field studies from around the world to explore the dynamic relationship between human settlements and the changing climate. Elkin will be joined in conversation by Kelly Leilani Main, Executive Director
“Landscapes of Retreat:” A Conversation with Rosetta S. Elkin and Guests Read More »
Fiorella Grioni is the main point of contact of Rebuild by Design in Puerto Rico, supporting providing technical assistance to projects focused in community based organizations. Through her experience on federally funded programs, project management and key stakeholder relationship, she will focus to assist and provide guidance on strategy and community engagement. Previously, Fiorella worked
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New Research shows that 90 percent of U.S. Counties – over 300 Million people in the US – have experienced a federal climate disaster between 2011 – 2022.
Rebuild by Design Releases Atlas of Disaster Read More »
Scientific American: Check out the article and graphic here.
Visualizing Climate Disaster’s Surprise Cascading Effects Read More »
Launched by the Mayor’s Office of Climate & Environmental Justice (MOCEJ), the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), the NYC Mayor’s Office of Housing Recovery Operations, Rebuild by Design, and One Architecture & Urbanism, the
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New York Times: The city of Hoboken, N.J., once a marshy outcropping that the Lenape inhabited only seasonally, hugs the Hudson River. Three-quarters of it occupies a flood plain. It is, in other words, a water magnet. Some scientists have forecast that, with rising seas, a big chunk of Hoboken will be Atlantis by 2100. But for
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Scientific American: More than half of the 2.6 million residents in the Miami area will experience “climate gentrification” and pressure to relocate if sea levels rise by 40 inches, according to a study published Monday. Rising oceans will push many coastal residents inland, where they will force an increase in housing costs that could displace
‘Climate Gentrification’ Will Displace One Million People in Miami Alone Read More »
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