Wetlands Could Save Cities--and Money, Too

Christopher Intagliata, a reporter focused on environmental research in urban settings, discusses the financial and ecological benefits of wetlands. He highlights how wetlands saved cities an astonishing $625 million in damages following Hurricane Sandy. The conversation delves into the crucial role wetlands play in storm mitigation, urging local governments and the insurance industry to prioritize their conservation. Intagliata's insights reveal both the economic sense and environmental necessity of protecting these vital ecosystems.