New York City hopes a 10-foot wall can save it from rising seas

Grist
By Katie HerzogJul 6, 2016, 4:56 pm139 pts
New York City is in trouble. Location, population, and a massive underground infrastructure system: All this makes New York especially vulnerable to climate change. This was most starkly felt in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, when more than 88,000 buildings flooded, 250,000 vehicles were destroyed,…

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