The people of northern Manhattan are fighting climate change on their own terms

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By Aura BogadoNov 25, 2015, 3:40 pm272 pts
Three years ago, Hurricane Sandy swamped lower Manhattan and forced Wall Street to close for a headline-making two days. The storm shut down northern Manhattan, too. But that part of the island, which contains the largely black and Latino neighborhoods of Harlem and Washington Heights, didn’t recover as…

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