Boston airport takes steps to guard against climate change
Study says 13 of the 47 largest US airports have one or more runways that are vulnerable to storm surges
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OFFICIALS at Boston Logan International Airport have announced a broad multimillion-dollar plan to make the airport, which is almost surrounded by water, more environmentally sustainable and resilient in the face of climate change.
The plan calls for investment in measures like flood doors and the relocation of generators to higher floors to make the facility better able to withstand higher sea levels and increased storm surges. It was released last month by the Massachusetts Port Authority, which operates the airport.
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