Effects of Climate Change in New York City | CUNY TV Special

Around New York City, the ocean currents are shifting. We’re facing rising global sea levels. And consequently, there is more coastal flooding, storm surges,
erosion, and property damage. As our temperatures rise, rainfall increases. So we’re being hit with more floods and droughts. The CUNY TV Special – Effects of Climate Change in New York City examines all these issues and looks at the most significant threats
facing our local communities.

Guests:
Vincent Lee – Civil Engineer, ARUP
Deborah Balk – Professor, Marxe School/Baruch College
Michael Dadap – The Children’s Orchestra Society
Costa Costantinides – CEO, Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens
Dana Gumb – Bluebelt Project Lead, NYC Department of Environmental Protection
Shannon Curley, Ph.D. – Adjunct Professor, CUNY College of Staten Island
Jose Ramirez-Garofalo – Adjunct Lecturer, CUNY College of Staten Island
Melissa Barber M.D. – Co-Founder, South Bronx Unite
Liv Yoon, Ph.D. – Post Doctoral Research Scholar, Mailman School of Public Health – Earth Institute – Columbia University
Mark Brescia – Con Edison
John Nappo – Kingsborough Community College

Recording Date
02/10/2022
First Air Date
03/04/2022

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