Markers show that the water level in Baltimore’s harbor is a foot higher than it was a century ago. Projections indicate that it’ll rise at least that much more in the next hundred years. What’ll that mean for waterfront neighborhoods and businesses? How will it impact water pipes and roads? And what are we doing to cope with it?

This episode, we hear from:

Lisa McNeilly, Director of the Baltimore Office of Sustainability

Benjamin Grumbles, Secretary of the Maryland Department of the Environment

Brad Rogers, Executive Director at South Baltimore Gateway Partnership

Meleny Thomas, Executive Director at South Baltimore Community Land Trust

Markers show that the water level in Baltimore&rsquo;s harbor is a foot higher than it was a century ago. Projections indicate that it&rsquo;ll rise at least that much more in the next hundred years. What&rsquo;ll that mean for waterfront neighborhoods and businesses? How will it impact water pipes and roads? And what are we doing to cope with it?
This episode, we hear from:
Lisa McNeilly, Director of the <a href="https://www.baltimoresustainability.org/">Baltimore Office of Sustainability</a>
Benjamin Grumbles, Secretary of the <a href="https://mde.maryland.gov/Pages/index.aspx">Maryland Department of the Environment</a>
Brad Rogers, Executive Director at <a href="https://sbgpartnership.org/">South Baltimore Gateway Partnership</a>
Meleny Thomas, Executive Director at <a href="https://www.sbclt.org/">South Baltimore Community Land Trust</a>

What’s got you curious about Baltimore, the region, and its people? Is there a local mystery that’s always left you scratching your head? Veteran WYPR journalist Aaron Henkin is reporting to a new assignment editor: You. And together, you’ll find some answers, or at least learn something new along the way.

What&rsquo;s got you curious about Baltimore, the region, and its people? Is there a local mystery that&rsquo;s always left you scratching your head? Veteran WYPR journalist Aaron Henkin is reporting to a new assignment editor: You. And together, you&rsquo;ll find some answers, or at least learn something new along the way.

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