Live Coverage from Manhattan’s Lower East Side: Are You Climate Safe?
Live Coverage from Lower East Side: Are You Climate Safe?
View ArticleLive Coverage from Red Hook, Brooklyn: Are You Climate Safe?
Live Blog Red Hook, Are You Climate Safe?
View ArticleAre New York’s High-Risk Neighborhoods Climate Safe?
More than a dozen AdaptNY reporters hit the ground on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and in Brooklyn's Red Hook on Thursday, Oct. 2 to kick off a special climate change crowdsourcing project. The...
View ArticleSPECIAL REPORT: At-Risk Residents Worry Over Climate Safety;City Leaders Eye...
A collaborative investigation found that many New Yorkers do not believe they are any safer two years after Superstorm Sandy.
View ArticleRESILIENCY SPOTLIGHT: Staten Island, Awaiting Next Storm, Balances Long-Term...
Staten Island is in a race against time to prepare for the next major coastal storm. Local offficials say the pace needs to be faster.
View ArticleSPECIAL REPORT: Assessing Resilience Planning: Is the City Preparing Smartly...
AdaptNY and news partners provide an in-depth analysis of New York's climate resiliency planning in advance of a major progress report from the city.
View ArticleCHANGEMAKER Q&A: Resiliency Front-and-Center forNY’s Metropolitan Waterfront...
One of the organizations frequently at the forefront of New York’s resiliency thinking is the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, a non-profit partnership of some 800 NGOs focused on metro-area...
View ArticleCURATION: Adaptation Talks Shape New Policy at Paris Climate Summit
Climate adaptation, particularly how to pay for it, was central to negotiations at the recently concluded United Nations summit on climate change in Paris. Policymakers wrestled with the major...
View ArticleWNYC: Giant Tidal Gates in Jamaica Bay?
Jamaica Bay flooding be prevented by a set of giant gates across its mouth, despite opposition by environmentalists, WNYC Radio's Matthew Schuerman reports today.
View ArticleNYMAG: “8 Creative Ways Cities Are Combating Rising Temperatures”
The latest issue of New York Magazine has a well-researched piece that looks at how cities around the world are combatting rising temperatures and cooling themselves off, including with the use of...
View Article#Sandy5 in Words and Images
Five years after Superstorm Sandy hit New York City, its dwellers marched across the Brooklyn Bridge to demand quicker solutions and more resiliency efforts. AdaptNY made a quick social media curation...
View ArticleA demand for resilience across Brooklyn Bridge
Check out our video at the #Sandy5 march, where 5,000 New Yorkers gathered to ask the local authorities for quicker and more sustainable solutions to face the upcoming extreme weather challenges of the...
View ArticleWhat Social Journalism Can Do for Environmental Resilience
Editor’s Note: AdaptNY’s Community Editor Sebastian Auyanet recently completed a resilience reporting program that tied together his interests in climate change adaptation with his interests in new...
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