Resilient Shore Daily News Roundup, Nov. 20, 2012

November 20th, 2012 by Elaine Clisham

• Vetoing business as usual after the storm (New York Times) 
• How will the Tri-State rebuild after Sandy? (Daily Beast) 
• Two-thirds of New Jerseyans affected by Sandy (New Jersey Newsroom) 
• Post-Sandy job losses brings threat of poverty (Huffington Post) 
• Digging out in New Jersey (Huffington Post) 
• Survey shows average beach lost 30-40 feet because of Sandy (Star-Ledger) 
• As coasts rebuild and taxpayers foot the bill, critics ask why (New York Times) 
• Foundations to fund post-Sandy reporting by not-for-profit media (first item; NJ News Commons)
• Green infrastructure helps environment and wallets (Delmarva Now) 
• Why we can’t keep rebuilding on the water’s edge (Time) 
• Landscape architect offers storm surge defense alternatives (Phys.org) 
• Preparing for the storm surge (Better Cities Now) 
• How a smart grid can get the lights on faster (Governing magazine) 

Posted in Planning and Governance, Rebuilding A Resilient Shore, Regional Planning

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