10 years after Sandy, NJ eyes development rules that expect more flooding from climate change ...Middle East

Flooded streets are seen in the Town of Bound Brook, New Jersey, after the remnants of Hurricane Ida passed through the area in early September 2021. New Jersey is considering new development rules that anticipate more flooding from climate change. The state will hold two hearings this week to discuss a new rule for inland areas, finally moving past its reliance on flood maps that haven’t been updated since 1999. [ more › ]

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