Adi Talwar
Kenneth Currie fabricating a sanitation truck hook that is used for lifting trash containers. Currie has worked for five years at Sanitation Repairs, a firm that will have t relocate to permit the clean-up of the Gowanus Canal.
Mandated to build a huge tank to hold untreated sewage, and faced with a choice between tearing up a park or displacing nearly two dozen businesses to clear space it, the city has chosen the latter.
In 2001, two gas-burning plants were located in the South Bronx with the promise that they would be temporary. Now, 14 years later, the New York Power Authority wants to extend the facilities’ lifespans.
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