5 exciting new ways New York can deal with storm surges and rising seas

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By Amber CortesMay 9, 2014, 7:03 am24 pts
Uh-oh. Take note, New Yorkers, Hurricane Sandy wasn’t just a one-time thing. According to a new study, New York City’s seawall could be overrun by storm surges every four to five years. And today’s storms are not your grandfather’s storms: Thanks to climate change, they will become more frequent, more…

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