NYC Wastewater resilency plan, climate risk assessment and adaptation study, [two page spread]

NYC Government Publication

NYC Wastewater resilency plan, climate risk assessment and adaptation study, [two page spread]

The NYC Wastewater Resiliency Plan presents a comprehensive assessment of facilities at-risk from future storms, potential costs, and suggested measures to protect critical equipment and reduce the risk of damage and loss of services. Prepared by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, the report follows the recent release of Mayor Bloomberg's A Stronger, More Resilient New York, which committed the city to harden its wastewater treatment plans and pumping stations. With 14 wastewater treatment plans and 96 pumping stations, prioritizing the most at-risk facilities included an extensive and in-depth assessment of the height of critical assets in relation to projected flood heights.

Agency

Environmental Protection, Department of (DEP)

Subject

Environment

Report type

Report

Date published

2013-10-01

NYC Government Publication

NYC Wastewater resilency plan, climate risk assessment and adaptation study, [two page spread]

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