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content/data-explorer/active-design.md

@@ -36,6 +36,20 @@ indicators:
     IndicatorID:
       - 2157
       - 2143
+related:
+  - title: "Public space creates health"
+    url: "public-space-creates-health/"
+  - title: "What our air quality monitors tell us about NYC's neighborhoods"
+    url: "data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/"
+  - title: "Protecting New Yorkers from extreme heat"
+    url: "data-stories/heat/"
+relatedData:
+  - title: "Walking, driving, and cycling"
+    url: "walking-driving-and-cycling"
+  - title: "Transportation"
+    url: "transportation"
+  - title: "Transportation related-injuries"
+    url: "transportation-related-injuries"
 ---
 
 Physical activity and healthy eating are among the leading ways to get and stay healthy.

content/data-features/beaches/index.md

@@ -1,24 +1,36 @@
 ---
 title: "Beach Water Quality"
 aliases:
-    - /key-topics/transportation/beaches/
+  - /key-topics/transportation/beaches/
 date: 2021-09-08T11:14:56-04:00
 draft: false
 seo_title: "Data on beach water quality"
 seo_description: "Data, findings, and more."
-tags: 
+tags:
 categories: [transportation]
-keywords: ["beaches", "beach","water","quality","bacteria","sewage","park","parks","swimming","sewage"]
+keywords:
+  [
+    "beaches",
+    "beach",
+    "water",
+    "quality",
+    "bacteria",
+    "sewage",
+    "park",
+    "parks",
+    "swimming",
+    "sewage",
+  ]
 layout: resourceportal
 image: beachportal-screenshot.png
 destination: "https://a816-dohbesp.nyc.gov/IndicatorPublic/beaches/"
 externalPortal: true
 ---
 
-One month before New York City's beaches open to the public, the Health Departments starts sampling and monitoring beaches. Sampling provides data about current water quality conditions, and monitoring identifies sources of pollution that affect water quality. 
+One month before New York City's beaches open to the public, the Health Departments starts sampling and monitoring beaches. Sampling provides data about current water quality conditions, and monitoring identifies sources of pollution that affect water quality.
 
-Each beach is monitored and sampled every week, except for Rockaway and Breezy Point beaches, which are sampled twice each week. Samples are tested for bacteria, debris, animal waste, medical or infectious waste, toxic contaminants, petroleum products, and sewage and wastewater discharge following heavy rainfall. 
+Each beach is monitored and sampled every week, except for Rockaway and Breezy Point beaches, which are sampled twice each week. Samples are tested for bacteria, debris, animal waste, medical or infectious waste, toxic contaminants, petroleum products, and sewage and wastewater discharge following heavy rainfall.
 
 When water has high levels of bacteria, the Health Department issues an advisory. This means swimming and wading are not recommended, but the beach is open. In some instances, the City may close a beach for swimming.
 
-Check before you swim: get data on beach water quality at the Beach Water Quality Portal. 
+Check before you swim: get data on beach water quality at the Beach Water Quality Portal.

content/data-features/heat-report/index.md

@@ -21,6 +21,13 @@ layout: 2024-heat-report
 content_weight: 6.0
 image: fig-4.jpeg
 report: true
+related:
+  - title: "The urban heat island effect in NYC"
+    url: "data-stories/urban-heat-island/"
+  - title: "Interactive Heat Vulnerability Index"
+    url: "data-features/hvi/"
+  - title: "Real-time heat-related illness"
+    url: "data-features/heat-syndrome/"
 ---
 
-Each summer, on average, an estimated 350 New Yorkers die prematurely because of hot weather in New York City (NYC). These heat-related deaths account for about 2% of all deaths over the warm season months of May through September.
+Each summer, on average, an estimated 350 New Yorkers die prematurely because of hot weather in New York City (NYC). These heat-related deaths account for about 2% of all deaths over the warm season months of May through September.