5 Years After Sandy: Vulnerable Red Hook Is Booming, Right at the Water's Edge

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By Guest WriterOct 26, 2017, 1:28 pm136 pts
This growing Brooklyn neighborhood, flooded during Superstorm Sandy, is now confronting the threat of future storms and sea level rise. By Bryan Walsh for The Bridge This story was originally published in The Bridge. With its 578 miles of shoreline, New York City is never far from the water, but few…

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