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Tag Archives: Rockaway
King Tides, a Window to Future Sea Level Rise
In late October, there was a little photo op, an NYC runway show for climate change, so to speak. People were asked to go out and take a picture of the unusually high “king tide” which was about one foot … Continue reading
Posted in climate, water
Tagged beach, FDR Drive, glacier, Keyport, king tide, meltwater, Rockaway, sea level rise, spring tide, Upper East Side
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NYC Storm Surge Evacuation Map PDF
The NYC Office of Emergency Management website is bogged down a bit already and warns of possible slowdowns. Here’s a re-post of the hurricane storm surge flooding evacuation map, to help get it out there. Mayor Bloomberg plans to make … Continue reading
Surf Temperatures Rising in Time for the Weekend
As our summertime weather turns spectacular in time for the weekend, the beach is getting pretty tempting. While the past two days have seen a dropoff in water temperatures along Long Island, the good news is that they are back … Continue reading
Posted in water
Tagged beach, cold, Coney, Coriolis, island, Long Beach, long island, Rockaway, SST, surf, upwelling, water temperature
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Jamaica Bay Restoration for JFK Airport Expansion?
Would you consider a trade-off of JFK Airport expansion for billions of dollars in funding to improve the environment of Jamaica Bay and surrounding neighborhoods? What is the expansion of JFK Airport worth to New York City, State, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, beach, Bergen, Brooklyn, Canarsie, East New York, erosion, expansion, flood insurance, Howard, Jamaica Bay, JFK, Kennedy, Mill Basin, New York City, Ozone Park, Queens, restoration, Rockaway
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Rising Waters and Coastal Floods: Living with Sea Level Rise in NYC, Part 2/2
[This is the second of a pair of guest blog posts from Dr. Vivien Gornitz, a geologist and special research scientist with the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Columbia University Center for Climate Systems Research. The first post … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Bloomberg, carbon dioxide, climate change, Coney, erosion, flooding, global warming, ice, Jamaica Bay, long island, meltwater, New York City, population, Rockaway, sea level rise, urban, Vivien Gornitz, waterfront plan
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