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✓ Published: 23-Feb-2012
✓ Published: 23-Feb-2012
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Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves
Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves
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_waterstress-in-nyc-infrastructure-3-0.webp "Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves")
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_waterstress-in-nyc-infrastructure-v2-1.webp "Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves")
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_waterstress-in-nyc-infrastructure-v2-0.webp "Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves")
_waterstress-in-nyc-infrastructure-3-0.webp "Most of the New York City subway is under ground and below the city sewer system. Water comes into the system from underground streams, broken water main lines and areas with a high water table. Pump plants remove approximately 13 million gallons of water that enter the system on a dry day.nnOur project is based around the subway system's relationship with water and how it is chronically inundated with it . We want to collect data on the altitude shifts of the subway lines in Manhattan and inves")
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