Cooperative Adaptation Strategies for Affordable Housing in New York City

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Because of rising sea levels and more-frequent major storms, New York City already experiences and faces growing flood risks: the number of New Yorkers directly threatened by flooding could double by 2080, and lower-income housing is particularly threatened.

Linda Shi (City and Regional Planning) and Kate Boicourt (EDF) will present on research supported by a 2022 Cornell Atkinson Innovation for Impact Fund Award: Cooperative Strategies for Just and Ecological Adaptation to Flooding in New York City

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This is the second of two Sustainable Action Lectures presented by Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability, preceded by:

April 12, 2023, 4 P.M., 401 Warren Hall: Integrating Equity into Benefit-Cost Analysis of Flood Risk Management
Presented by: Todd Gerarden (Dyson School) & Dave McLaughlin (EDF)

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