After Nor'easters, Questions About How To Protect Cities From Future Storms

State and municipal officials are  still assessing the damage after the weekend storm that prompted Gov. Charlie Baker to declare a state of emergency. It was the second time this year that the state was hit by a so-called "hundred-year storm." We look at what steps can be taken in the short-term to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Christopher Besse, spokesman for the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, which tweets @massema.

Craig Altemose, executive director of the Better Future Project. He tweets @craigaltemose.

Julie Wormser, independent climate resilience consultant, principal at North Cambridge Consulting. She tweets @juliewormser.

Austin Blackmon, chief of the environment, energy and open space for the city of Boston. He tweets @austinfblackmon.