This year, Earth Week comes at a time of heightened uncertainty about New York's climate future. As part of sweeping cuts to federal spending, the Trump administration is halting $300 million in FEMA funding for climate and resiliency projects here in the city.

Several projects are now at risk of losing funding.

The Waterfront Alliance, a group dedicated to preparing the city's coastal communities for climate change, is among those raising the alarm.

Tyler Taba, the director of resilience at the Waterfront Alliance, spoke with NY1 anchor Rocco Vertuccio on "Weekends On 1" Sunday morning.

Tap the video player above to watch the interview.