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Tyler Taba

@tylertabaWA
Climate and waterfront policy for @OurWaterfront. Views are mine. #Rise2Resilience
Brooklyn, NY
waterfrontalliance.org
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    Tyler Taba
    @tylertabaWA
    Mar 11
    Great NY-7 environmental candidates forum w/ @nylcv and @JCColtin. On a truly beautiful (sadly, false) spring day at @PrattInstitute
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    Tyler Taba
    @tylertabaWA
    Jan 5
    Go Lindsey! A brave and principled leader. Also a true parks and waterfront champion, which we continue to need in the City Council 🗽🌊
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    Lindsey Boylan
    @LindseyBoylan
    Jan 5
    “What began as a determined effort to prevent Andrew Cuomo’s return to power became one of the most renewing experiences of my life... Now I’m committed to giving back to the New Yorkers who restored my faith in what we can build together…”
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    Tyler Taba
    @tylertabaWA
    Nov 24, 2025
    I am thrilled to be on appointed to the Transportation, Climate, and Infrastructure Committee for Mayor-elect @ZohranKMamdani's transition! Truly a very exciting time for our city 🫡🗽
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    Annie McDonough
    @Annie_McDonough
    Nov 24, 2025
    Replying to @Annie_McDonough
    Committee on Transportation, Climate, & Infrastructure
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    Tyler Taba
    @tylertabaWA
    Oct 31, 2025
    Simply nowhere for this water to go. We need a major investment in green (absorb) and grey (retain) infrastructure to soak and store water during cloudburst events like today’s. #Rise2Resilience
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    NYScanner
    @nyscanner
    Oct 30, 2025
    The new river on the West Side Highway
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    Tyler Taba
    @tylertabaWA
    Oct 31, 2025
    Video from partners in Coney Island driving down Neptune Ave, passing P.S. 188 and Surfside Garden Houses. We are working on a resilience study w/ Coney Island Beautification Project along the creek. Hard to imagine flash flooding won’t be a priority for the community.
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    Justin Brannan
    @JustinBrannan
    Oct 30, 2025
    We are in touch with city agencies about several intersections that have been inundated with storm water. Most NYC sewers are 100+ years old, made of brick, designed only to handle ~1.5 inches of rain per hour – anything more than that, and we got problems. Leaves & debris

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