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- A19 – A Historical Overview of Cyanobacteria Events in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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- Framework for Assessing Road Salt Impacts on Groundwater
- Emerging Technologies: Bringing the North Atlantic Right Whale to Life at the New England Aquarium
- Flood Risk Adaptation in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
- Policy Recommendations to Reduce Waterfront Flood Vulnerability in Boston
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- Summer Youth Employment Initiative in Chelsea, MA
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- 2017 – Advancing Wood Product and Tourism Businesses in Western MA – MA EOEEA
- 2017 – An Assessment of Options for the Future of Brockton’s Desalination Facility – NEWIN
- 2017 – Assessment of Massachusetts’ Waste-Sites for Potential Photovoltaic System Development – MassDEP
- 2017 – Creating a Community Land Trust in Chelsea, MA – Green Roots, Inc.
- 2017 – Heat Risks due to Climate Change in Chelsea – City of Chelsea, MA
- 2017 – Evaluating the Vulnerability of Boston’s Inner Harbor Designated Port Areas to Sea Level Rise and Coastal Storms – Boston Harbor Now
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- A20 – A Platform for Distributing Information on Renewable Microgrids
- A20 – Community Science Project Options for Monitoring Coastal Change Effects on the Boston Harbor Islands
- A20 – Developing Criteria For Green Space Implementation On Vacant Lots in Massachusetts Cities
- A20 – Strategies to Increase Notification of CSOs in Massachusetts
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2017 – Evaluating the Vulnerability of Boston’s Inner Harbor Designated Port Areas to Sea Level Rise and Coastal Storms – Boston Harbor Now
For this project our sponsor was the nonprofit Boston Harbor Now. They had us looking at the vulnerability of Designated Port Areas to sea level rise and coastal storm surge. This is important because there has yet to be an analysis of these industrial areas. These businesses may pose a threat to the harbor and the surrounding population due to their use of industrial chemicals. We set out this term to assess the vulnerability of 18 representative parcels in order to gain insight to the vulnerability of the area as a whole which we hoped would inform city and state policy.