“Resilient Stafford” is a climate adaptation strategy for Stafford Township that has been in development for the last two years, with funding from the state Department of Environmental Protection. Leading a recent informational session via Zoom were Matt von der Hayden, the township administrator and director of water and sewer, and representatives of Princeton-based environmental consultant Ramboll, project manager Simon Kates and Sophia Ertel.
Kates gave an update on the foundational Resilient Stafford Climate Action Plan, which represents about two years spent…
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