Lab Director Dr. Katie Dafforn named on the TIME100 Next List
Stone Living Lab Director Dr. Katie Dafforn has been named in the TIME100 Next 2026 list for her work to advance science-based solutions for coastal resilience.
How technology could help predict flooding | BBC News
The Stone Living Lab’s Real-time Monitoring Network, which includes Hohonu overland flood sensors installed throughout Boston Harbor and the Boston Harbor Islands, was featured by BBC News.
Efforts to Protect Harbor from Floods Lifted by $10M Donation | State House News Service
With several “king tides” in the near-term forecast, the Stone Foundation is donating $10 million over the next five years to help a local lab expand its work on nature-based methods of adapting places like Boston Harbor to flooding from climate change.
Watch out for the ‘wicked high’ king tides this week at Boston Harbor | Boston.com
The tides are scientifically known as perigean spring tides and are caused by a combination of the moon’s orbit and phases.
‘Wicked high tides’ are returning, bringing coastal flooding to Boston’s shore and the rest of New England | Boston Globe
Experts warn Boston’s king tides offer a glimpse of future flooding in a warming world
How flood-ravaged Boston took on the climate deniers – and won | The Guardian
The Stone Living Lab and our partners at the City of Boston were featured in a recent article from The Guardian about climate resilience efforts in Boston.
Dr. Katie Dafforn Joins Stone Living Lab as Director
The Stone Living Lab is excited to announce the hiring of Dr. Katie Dafforn as Director of the Lab and as the Distinguished Professor of Coastal Resilience at the School for the Environment at UMass Boston.
2024 was third hottest year on record for Massachusetts | WBUR
Stone Living Lab Managing Director Joe Christo & Research Director Paul Kirshen spoke with WBUR about NOAA's climate assessment report for 2024.
How sponge cities offer a sustainable solution to rising sea levels | WBUR
Read or listen to WBUR's coverage of Professor Kongjian Yu's visit to Boston to learn about his visit with Stone Living Lab staff.