Adaptation Forum ends but challenges go on
The National Adaptation Forum ended Thursday afternoon on much the same theme it had started with- equity, environmental justice,...
Resilient Cities Leave No One Behind
Day 2 of the National Adaptation Conference continued to focus on equity at the local level, with one speaker clearly stating, "We can't...
Equity and Justice are the top issues at National Adaptation Forum
One day into the National Adaptation Forum and it's clear that for many people, climate change resiliency starts with equity and justice....
National Adaptation Forum Starts in Saint Paul, MN
Today marked the start of the third National Adaptation Forum. People are here from all over the country to talk about sustainability and...
Press Release: Neighborhood-Based Resiliency in Cambridge discussed at Agassiz Neighborhood Council
CAMBRIDGE—Cambridge City Councillor Craig Kelley recently attended the 10 January Agassiz Neighborhood Council (ANC) meeting to introduce...
Committee Chair Craig Kelley Explores #EastCoastResiliency
On Wednesday, August 24, Craig will start a two week #EastCoastResiliency bike tour through New England. Roughly paralleling Route 95...
What makes a "neighborhood disaster," and what do we gain by defining them?
As residents of Concord, MA, emerged from their homes early Monday morning, they knew that a powerful storm had swept through their town...
Resilient Reads: Managed Retreat, and "Can New York Be Saved in the Era of Global Warming?"
In confronting the increasing severity of tomorrow’s climatic events, solutions proposed by architects and science range from the...
Sometimes the best thing you can do is ask for help before you really, really need it.
Yesterday I was walking a friend's dogs past a Harvard-owned building in Cambridge when I noticed smoke coming off of the mulch in the...
Committee kicks off with March meeting
The Mayor's Special Advisory Committee on Neighborhood-Based Resiliency held its first meeting in the Ackerman Room of City Hall, with...
