Elizabeth Fine

In the midst of a contentious mayoral election, one thing many New Yorkers seem to agree on is the need to make New York more affordable. We want more housing and more growth, generally, along with clean energy and other projects that create jobs and opportunity. This is the “abundance” agenda referred to by Ezra Klein and Derek Thomson in their recent book, also titled “Abundance.”  Most of our mayoral candidates would sign on to this important agenda.

Five years ago, the City Council considered a proposal to rezone Brooklyn’s Industry City. For those who have not been to Industry City in Sunset Park – please visit. It is a fantastic development – developers turned old warehouse buildings into a vibrant center of food, art, industry, technology and shopping.

1 Introduction Turbulent diffusion plays a critical role in ocean mixing. Turbulent fluxes of dynamic tracers such as heat and salt set interior stratification, while fluxes of passive tracers such as nutrients and oxygen play an important role in the ocean's biogeochemistry (e.g., Brandt et al., 2015; Freilich & Mahadevan, 2019; Gnanadesikan et al., 2012; Uchida et al., 2019; Warner & Moum, 2019; Yu et al., 2019).