Now, in related news:Channeling climate change: The Boston Children's Museum is beginning work this month on a $15 million plan to protect itself from the floods and sea level rise associated with climate change. "We actually started getting water in the museum," Carole Charnow, the museum's CEO, told WBUR's Dan Guzman. The museum held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the project yesterday — with an actual groundbreaking scheduled for Aug. 17. A rendering of the Boston Children's Museum's planned flood protection measures by the design firm Sasaki. (Courtesy of Boston Children's Museum)Boston police are investigating a fatal shooting yesterday in Dorchester.