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Resilient Shore Daily Roundup, Nov. 14, 2012
November 14th, 2012 by Elaine Clisham
- State Senate plans hearings to evaluate government response to Hurricane Sandy
(Star-Ledger) - Officials mum on the cost of Sandy damages (Reuters)
- Waterfront development has been on the rise despite increasing risks (WNYC)
- Bloomberg looks at the costs of burying utility lines (Star-Ledger)
- Property taxes could rise as a result of Sandy cleanup (NorthJersey.com)
- DEP posts guidance on what’s needed to rebuild (Asbury Park Press)
- Christie says the Shore will be open for business next summer (NJ101.5)
- Storm costs won’t necessarily mean budget disasters (NJ Spotlight)
- Nuclear plants escaped this time, but what about next time? (Blue Jersey)
- The disaster-response dilemma (Next American City)
- A look at hard vs. soft infrastructure resiliency solutions (Wall Street Journal)
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