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Groundbreaking for $224M Forge River sewer project | Long Island Business News - Vimarsana News

Groundbreaking for $224M Forge River sewer project | Long Island Business News

The Forge River Watershed Sewer District, which will connect 1,889 homes to a new treatment plant to be built in Mastic, is part of the larger Suffolk County Coastal Resiliency Initiative.

Source: libn.com
Binghamton plans demolition of 11 Court Street properties - Vimarsana News

Binghamton plans demolition of 11 Court Street properties

McDonald's will stay. What else is affected by Binghamton's plan for a greener Court Street after recent flooding?

FEMA approves $2.8M for Robinson Bayou project in Panama City - Vimarsana News

FEMA approves $2.8M for Robinson Bayou project in Panama City

Panama City is getting nearly $2.8 million to improve drainage into the Robinson Bayou Basin near the King's Ranch subdivision on the town's west side. It’s the latest hazard mitigation grant the Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved for Hurricane Michael recovery.

Source: wuwf.org
FEMA approves $2.8M for Robinson Bayou project in Panama City - Vimarsana News

FEMA approves $2.8M for Robinson Bayou project in Panama City

Panama City is getting nearly $2.8 million to improve drainage into the Robinson Bayou Basin near the King's Ranch subdivision on the town's west side. It’s the latest hazard mitigation grant the Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved for Hurricane Michael recovery.

Source: wfsu.org
Adaptation Could Reduce Damage from Climate-Driven Storms by a Third - Vimarsana News

Adaptation Could Reduce Damage from Climate-Driven Storms by a Third

Well-planned adaptations can prevent storm damage, but cannot solve climate change on their own.