Maneuvers Throngs: Brooklyn Bridge and York Harbor

maneuvers throngs: She maneuvers throngs of tourists, construction workers and suits streaming out of office towers for lunch as she walks north from the waterfront park toward the Brooklyn Bridge, according to The Guardian. In a skirt suit and flats, Bavishi fits in among lower Manhattan's workday hustle. It's a muggy afternoon, a breeze barely lifting off of the New York Harbor, after days of heavy rain. But there's no one else with a job like hers director of the New York City's mayor's office of resiliency. There's an air of promise and forward-thinking in her stride. She is the woman tasked with protecting all 580 miles of New York City shoreline from more frequent and extreme storms and expected sea rise due to the climate crisis. climate box We have got a chance to really reimagine the waterfront, she says, heading underneath FDR Drive past interim flood barriers erected by the city following Hurricane Sandy. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.