Politics & Government
Mayor Wu, Army Corps Of Engineers Announce Draft Plan To Protect Boston From Rising Sea Levels, Extreme Weather
"Today marks a major milestone in Boston's fight to protect our city from climate change," Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said.

July 21, 2026
Boston has 47 miles of beautiful coastline. To protect it, along with its residents and businesses, city officials announced a draft plan to protect against rising sea levels and extreme weather.
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"Today marks a major milestone in Boston's fight to protect our city from climate change," Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said.
"Today marks a major milestone in Boston's fight to protect our city from climate change," Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said. The 600-page report, which will be unveiled on Friday, was conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It will provide a clear picture of how rising seas and stronger storms threaten neighborhoods and will be one of the largest coastal flood protection systems in the country.
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