“Working together as a region to implement solutions in partnership with state agencies increases our capacity and ultimately yields a better long-term solution for addressing climate change and the In addition, Revere received $154,000 for continued support of a regional climate resilience partnership among Revere, Lynn, Malden, Everett and Malden called the Saugus Pines River Advocates for Regional Resiliency (SPRARR).

“This funding will help us take the next step to protect our neighborhoods from coastal flooding while enhancing valuable open space for people and wildlife.” “Boston and Revere received $330,500 from MVP to partner on the design of coastal resilience infrastructure, recreational open space, and ecological restoration along Bennington Street in East Boston and Frederick’s Park in Revere,” said Catherine McCandless, Climate Resilience Project Manager in Boston’s Environment Department. 1.Ĭonvened by ten Mystic Watershed communities and the Mystic River Watershed Association in September 2018 and now led by senior staff from 20 cities and towns and non-governmental partners, the RMC focuses on managing flooding and extreme heat on a regional scale and increasing the resilience of vulnerable residents and workers to extreme weather. 30, ahead of its reopening last Friday, Sept. Adrian Madaro and MBTA General Manager Philip Eng tour repairs to the Sumner Tunnel on Aug. Gov.Maura Healey, Secretary of Transportation Gina Fiandaca, Undersecretary Monica Tibbits-Nutt, Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver, State Rep.

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