Deregulation of the electric industry has unleashed a flood of proposals for new power plants. It also makes the job of fighting them that much easier for a coalition of neighborhood groups out to stop them.
An opinion column by Gregory A. Butler.
A book review of A Covenant With Color: Race and Social Power in Brooklyn, by Craig Steven Wilder, Columbia University Press, $35.
Six modest proposals that might make New York more livable in years to come, from creative demolition to neighborhood fisheries.
A New Jersey program aims to make affordable housing environmentally friendly. Why can’t New York do the same?
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