Thompson E. Penney

Sep 22, 2024 | enr.com | Debra K. Rubin |Corinne Grinapol |Thompson E. Penney |Pam Hunter McFarland

New Jersey’s heightened climate change risk makes the push for infrastructure resilience critical in a state with close to 130 miles of mostly developed coastline, the third fastest-rising temperatures among U.S. states and a FEMA-recorded flood loss total that is second only to Texas. With such stats, Shawn LaTourette, commissioner of its Dept. of Environmental Protection, told the ENR NY-NJ Infrastructure Forum Sept.