The summer of 2022 saw many extreme weather events across the country. While the East End of Long Island was spared the worst, there was a lengthy drought and coastal areas flood regularly. WLIW-FM and award-winning journalist Frank Sesno welcomed community leaders from across the region to discuss what can be done to address the crisis. Frank Quevedo of the South Fork Natural History Museum, Darr Reilly of Carbon Crew Project and Drawdown East End, and Mark Haubner of the North Fork Environmental Council share their perspectives.

A conversation with Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski – focusing on developing greener, more resilient infrastructure – follows the panel.

For a more in-depth conversation, listen to the extended discussion found here.