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03:00 The largest movable structures on Earth could… The largest movable structures on Earth could save New York City from another Hurricane Sandy, but will they get built?, D.J. Rasmussen (2309867)	The largest movable structures on Earth could save New York City from another Hurricane Sandy, but will they get built?, D.J. Rasmussen (2309867) On the night of October 29th, 2012, Hurricane Sandy ravaged New York City with water levels nearly 14 feet above normal. The storm’s flood claimed the lives of 44 New Yorkers, caused nearly $20… sea-level rise coastal flooding climate adaptation storm surge barriers megaprojects u.s. army corps of engineers new york city the netherlands prd21 york barriers storm holland flood yorkers plan options corps army projects surge matter levels sea dollars action cons pros choice From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 118 plays Speaker D.J. Rasmussen Department Public Policy
01:19:07 Living in the Service of Humanity, Alumni-Faculty… Living in the Service of Humanity, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020	Living in the Service of Humanity, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020 peace students corps lot person question class paul panel mountain career things opportunity folks communities princeton colleagues pandemic questions level From Alumni Web 0 likes 3 plays
26:10 In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment) In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment)	In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment) Woodrow Wilson Award recipient Sonia Sotomayor '76, Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court, responds to questions from the audience as a follow-up to her award lecture at Alumni Day 2014. government alumni day archived_to_s3 court question person justice students process things issues legislature princeton role corps peace law dance speech grade schools 60s From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 50 plays Date February 22nd, 2014 Speaker Sonia Sotomayor ’76, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court. Department Office of the Alumni Association