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In Sandy's Wake: HABITAT Tours the Destruction and Speaks to Boards
Written by Tom Soter on January 08, 2013
The first signs were little things. Storefronts with wood instead of glass in their picture windows. Then the signs became more pronounced: trees upended, their roots exposed like some kind of garish sculpture; buildings with huge gashes in their façades; and a series of strange-looking poles on the beach that had, once upon a time, been supports for the boardwalk, now blown away by superstorm Sandy.
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