Health and Environment
Hurricanes Shaped East River Waterfront Plan
Julia John |
There’s no question that the Blueway Plan will provide that direct access to the water. What can’t be known yet is whether it will also provide protection from it.
Superstorm Sandy hits the East River esplanade. The storm, and its predecessor Irene, influenced a plan that aims to provide both access to and safety from the water.
There’s no question that the Blueway Plan will provide that direct access to the water. What can’t be known yet is whether it will also provide protection from it.
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