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- Aaditya Thackeray questioned the civic administration's approach to the newly proposed 7,346 crore rupee flood-risk management plan for Mumbai.
- The politician raised concerns about the lack of progress on the existing Mumbai Climate Action Plan and the potential neglect of nature-based solutions.
- Thackeray highlighted issues regarding the protection of mangroves and open spaces while calling for a more integrated climate resilience strategy.
- Effective implementation of climate adaptation measures remains a critical concern for the city's future.
What to watch next
- BMC's response to criticism regarding the flood-risk management plan
- Progress on the revival of the desalination plant project
- Future developments regarding Mumbai Climate Action Plan initiatives
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Aaditya Thackeray
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“protection of natural systems such as mangroves and urban trees also forms part of the city’s climate resilience.”
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…and Rs 3,009.35 crore for pumping stations and drainage augmentation. Thackeray also questioned whether Mumbai’s climate strategy should focus only on engineering solutions to flooding, arguing in his post that protection of natural systems such as mangroves and urban trees also forms part of the city’s climate resilience. Mumbai’s Climate Action Plan was launched in 2022 as a long-term roadmap covering climate mitigation and adaptation, including protection of green and blue spaces.…
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