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Cincinnati officials, alongside members of The Port of Greater Cincinnati, announced plans to remediate and re-develop industrial sites in the Beekman Corridor and the Spring Grove Corridor.
Residents from various neighborhoods across the city met in groups to create climate safe neighborhood plans.
Hamilton County will get more than $17 million — the most in Ohio — to demolish and remediate blighted buildings, including a key parcel in downtown Cincinnati's convention district and a hazardous industrial site along the Mill Creek.
Communities along Beekman Street have experienced decades of environmental disparities. But long-term residents are making sure their neighborhoods are prepared for a changing climate.
Residents in the Beekman Corridor Climate Advisory Group convened by Groundwork Ohio River Valley, Green Umbrella and the City of Cincinnati drew up plans for addressing local impacts of climate change.