Warming temperatures are making storms stronger, rainier, and more likely to strike farther north. Here’s how New York and New Jersey rebuilt after one of the costliest storms of its kind in U.S. history
. And at Red Hook West in Brooklyn, the second largest public housing complex in the city, construction is still a very visible, audible, and unwelcome reminder of Sandy.
Life has returned to normal along the Coney Island boardwalk. To fortify beaches against future storms, environmental groups in New York and New Jersey have replenished them with sand, built dunes, and planted beach grasses that help prevent erosion.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited.: In Queens, the Rockaway neighborhood’s famous five-mile boardwalk was reduced to piles of splintered wood.
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