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Fishable Swimmable New York City: Help Make Our Harbor Accessible & Equitable (VIRTUAL)
Join Stormwater Infrastructure Matters (
SWIM
) Coalition, NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program (
HEP
), and
Pratt Institute MS in SES
(Sustainable Environmental Systems) for an evening of virtual conversation on Zoom about the future of our local waterways.