Failing Foundations: Floods vs. MTA
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority invested millions of federal funds into flood resiliency equipment after Superstorm Sandy - that it has never used.
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Nov 24, 2021, 3:00 AM
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Updated 1,123 days ago
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554ds agoThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority invested millions of federal funds into flood resiliency equipment after Superstorm Sandy - that it has never used.
None of it was deployed during Ida this past September, when videos of commuters wading through waterfalls inside the MTA surfaced all over social media.
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