Hi, it's Amy Westerfeld, back in your feed with a podcast I think you'll enjoy.

This show's called Hazard NYC, and it's from our friends at The City.

In this episode, Samantha Maldonado, senior reporter at the City and

independent journalist Jordan Gas Pore, take listeners to the Gowanus Canal

where pollution from an industrial past haunts its

redeveloped future and current flooding is expected to get worse. Check out Hazard NYC, a four-part limited series exploring how climate

change affects the city's Superfund sites from FAQ NYC. It's produced by the non-profit news outlet, The City.

Find Hazard NYC under the FAQ NYC banner.

It was a filthy contaminated cesspool.

All we had to do was look at the water.

The smell was so bad that it could make you want to vomit.

This is Hazard NYC, a special mini-series from FAQ NYC that explores some of New York City's most toxic sites. Places so contaminated the federal government saw fit to step in.

And climate change adds to the danger.

It takes decades sometimes to do these cleanups.

We really need to figure out how to speed those things up because the clock's ticking.

I'm Samantha Maldonado, a reporter with the city.

And I'm Jordan Goss-iré, an independent journalist.

Follow us on a tour of New York City's dirtiest places.

And what's at stake with the cleanups before it's too late.

Listen to Hazard NYC, beginning in February, right here on FAQ NYC.

Hazard NYC was made possible by support from the Fund for Investigative Journalism.

The project was produced in partnership

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