resiliency
Here's What New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Did for a Troubled Sandy Relief Program
Money is finally flowing to New Yorkers whose homes were destroyed or damaged two years ago, but experts say disaster relief and infrastructure isn't enough to help the city cope with future shocks.
$129 Billion Worth Of New York City Real Estate Lies In Flood Zones
The value of at risk properties jumps 120 percent since Hurricane Sandy, according to an analysis by the city's Comptroller Scott Stringer.
Here's How San Francisco is Bracing for Sea Level Rise Estimated to Impact $48 Billion in Assets
Bordered by water on three sides, the City by the Bay will begin incorporating climate change projections in plans for future infrastructure projects.
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