Boston Children's Museum Launches $15M Project to Protect Itself From Sea Level Rise
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Boston Children's Museum launches $15M project to protect itself from sea level rise
The Boston Children's Museum is beginning work this August on a $15 million plan to protect itself from flooding and sea level rise associated with climate change. The first phase of the project is expected to take up to two years.
Boston ranks eighth among the world’s largest cities most vulnerable to flooding. That’s why the Boston Children’s Museum began building the first phase of its water resilience plan, with a ceremony to place the first stone at its headquarters on the Fort Point Channel, according to a museum statement. The work seeks to protect the building and nearby neighborhoods from rising sea levels and the most intense storms. The City’s Climate Ready Bost…
New England Aquarium applauds Boston flood protection plan – Everett Independent
Given its location on Boston’s waterfront, the New England Aquarium is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, experiencing flooding during storm surges, king tides, and other extreme weather. Since 2019, the Aquarium has been among those leading the conversation about sea level rise and the importance of coastal preparedness, advocating for a comprehensive resiliency plan for Boston and championing a downtown waterfront for al…
New England Aquarium applauds Boston flood protection plan, urges action to bring it to fruition
Given its location on Boston’s waterfront, the New England Aquarium is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, experiencing flooding during storm surges, king tides, and other extreme weather. Since 2019, the Aquarium has been among those leading the conversation about sea level rise and the importance of coastal preparedness, advocating for a comprehensive resiliency plan for Boston and championing a downtown waterfront for al…
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