Adi Talwar
Woodbine Street between Evergreen and Central avenues in Bushwick.
Una plantilla de solo 302 personas cuida una plantación de más de 865.000 árboles en toda la ciudad. El presupuesto preliminar de Adams pretende recortar $46 millones de dólares del Departamento de Parques, lo que los ecologistas temen que suponga un paso atrás en la promesa del alcalde de mantener vivas y en crecimiento los árboles de Nueva York.
“We must recognize that restaurant workers, many of whom have been doing their jobs for at least a decade, are the same as those in other industries who deserve equitable pay, paid time off, health care, and other job protections to ensure quality of life for themselves and their families.”
Durante semanas, City Limits ha hablado con personas en dos de los centros humanitarios de emergencias humanitarias y socorro (HERRC por sus siglas en inglés) de la ciudad: uno en el Hotel ROW y otro en el Hotel Watson de Manhattan, donde recientemente se trasladó a hombres adultos a un centro de acogida en la Terminal de Cruceros de Brooklyn, en Red Hook.
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