Community Health & Environment

Reader Poll: Which Climate Resiliency Solutions Would You Like to See Along Boston Harbor?

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The City of Boston hosted a poster session last week to introduce the Climate Ready North End and Downtown projects. This is part of the Climate Ready Boston initiative to prepare Boston for the long-term impacts of climate change and rising sea levels. The open poster session had information for attendees to learn about the projects, talk to experts and provide feedback.

Part of this project is to consider possible resiliency methods, displayed in this poster. Which would you like to see along Boston Harbor? Choose your top three in our poll and add your comments in the section below.

Web polls are unscientific and reflect only those who choose to participate. NorthEndWaterfront.com polls do not have any official significance and are only intended for the interest of our readers.

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