New Jersey Future Blog
Resilient Shore Daily Roundup, Nov, 13, 2012
November 13th, 2012 by Elaine Clisham
- Lawmakers look at budget for Shore recovery (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Flood insurance faces new stresses (New York Times)
- New Jersey begins to rebuild (Star-Ledger)
- Back to a “new normal” (New Brunswick Patch)
- How do we adapt to the new normal? (NorthJersey.com)
- A call for a new Manhattan Project (New York Times)
- A call for a “revolutionary” utility grid (Platts)
- How would we rebuild in the absence of FEMA? (Atlantic Cities)
- Sandy damage exacerbated by breakneck development along shore (Huffington Post)
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