WaterWire: The Next Generation – From Education to Engineering

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WATERFRONT Q&A

August 28, 2015

Meet AECOM, a Far-Reaching Hero of the Harbor 

AECOM is a provider of architecture, design, engineering, and construction services to clients around the world. In the metropolitan region, AECOM deeply influences multiple waterfront projects. It is for this reason…

FEATURED STORY

August 24, 2015

Students Test the Waters Around Us and For Us

As the waterways of New York and New Jersey grow busier, more people are signing up to monitor the water, measure its health, and learn how water quality can be improved for all creatures who live, work, or play in or near the water. Many of these researchers are students.

FEATURED STORY

August 27, 2015

Twenty-Eight Miles to Circumnavigate Manhattan; 29 If You Zigzag 

In 2002, Jerry Blackstone kayaked around the island of Manhattan for the first time. It’s a 28-mile trip; “29 if you zigzag,” he said. He was hooked. What a fantastic way to see the city.

OUR PROGRAMS

August 27, 2015

Kids Love Harbor Camp

By the time school starts on September 9, more than 3,000 New York City public school children will have enjoyed Harbor Camp this summer.

BY AND LARGE

Waterfront Newslinks

THE SEAPORT MUSEUM RIGHTS ITSELF 

…Capt. Jonathan Boulware, the museum’s 42-year-old executive director, who has worked most of his life aboard a boat… is squarely focused on the idea of community—both in terms of the museum visitor’s experience and in positioning his institution as the jewel of a rapidly changing historical district in lower Manhattan….

The Wall Street Journal, August 24, 2015

NEW JERSEY’S $225 MILLION SETTLEMENT WITH EXXON MOBIL IS APPROVED

New Jersey’s widely debated $225 million settlement of a pollution lawsuit with Exxon Mobil Corporation was approved…

The New York Times, August 25, 2015

FERRIES LIE TANTALIZINGLY BEYOND REACH AS HUDSON RIVER TUNNELS DECAY 

New Jersey rail commuters have at least a 10-year wait for a faster trip under the Hudson River to Manhattan. Ferries could do much of the job right now…

Bloomberg Business, August 14, 2015

CITY OF WATER DAY CELEBRATES NYC’S MARITIME ROOTS AND RECLAIMED WATERFRONT

U.S. Coast Guard Deputy Captain Tom Morkan, Deputy Sector Commander of the Port of New York, praised the work of the…

Brooklyn Eagle, July 20, 2015

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