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10/21/2013

Special Report One Year After Sandy: Are The City's Most Storm-Vulnerable Communities Being Heard?

Contributed reporting to the Gotham Gazette special report exploring community responses to Mayor Bloomberg’s plan, “A Stronger, More Resilient New York,” one year after Hurricane Sandy. You can read the series here.

Posted at 01:49 PM in Disasters, Crime and Safety, Environmental Sustainability, New York City Government, Urban Planning, Infrastructure and Development, Water and Flooding |

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