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Coastal Resiliency Project Raises East River Park in Manhattan

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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The East Side Coastal Resiliency project is a multibillion-dollar initiative designed to protect Manhattan's waterfront. This project, conceived after Hurricane Sandy in 2012, involves raising sections of the coastline along more than three miles of Manhattan's waterfront. East River Park is participating in this effort, with sections being raised up to 10 feet. The overall project is designed to protect more than 110,000 residents.

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Why it matters

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The project represents a major infrastructure investment aimed at mitigating flood risk in New York City. This defense infrastructure is intended to stabilize coastal areas and protect residents and assets in the city.

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Who's involved

  • East River ParkIs participating in the coastal resiliency project
  • ManhattanIs the borough where the coastal resiliency project is taking place

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