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MBTA releases plan to strengthen transit infrastructure against climate change

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MBTA releases plan to strengthen transit infrastructure against climate change

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) released its Resilience Roadmap, a comprehensive plan to strengthen transit infrastructure against climate change and severe weather. The plan outlines 30 new resilience strategies, with 23 recommended for action within the next five years.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has released its Resilience Roadmap to strengthen transit infrastructure against climate change. The plan was developed from expertise across the agency and over two dozen climate vulnerability studies. It focuses on nine priority areas, including protecting tunnels and stations from flooding and reducing heat exposure for riders and employees. The roadmap highlights 30 new resilience strategies, with 23 recommended for action within the next five years. Projects include bolstering weather resilience within the Blue Line Airport tunnel portal and expanding shade at stations and bus stops. The plan emphasizes the need for sustained capital investment and internal knowledge sharing.

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