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City Composting Effort Will Reduce Waste, But Needs Room

New York is diverting more and more organic material like food waste from landfills to composting projects. The big challenge might not be collecting the stuff, but figuring out where…

Investigations NYCHA

NYCHA Recycling Under Scrutiny

Poor facilities have discouraged NYCHA residents from recycling for years. While some tenants took matters into their own hands and the de Blasio administration promises a better approach, one environmental…

Investigations

Single-Stream Recycling: Simple for Residents, Complex for the City

Mayor de Blasio wants to spare residents the hassle of separating paper from glass, metal and plastic. The move will likely boost recycling but its impact on city finances, commercial…

Investigations

City Weighs Reining in Private Garbage Collectors

Waste from New York’s businesses is not picked up by DSNY but by a industry of for-profit companies who, critics say, serve inefficient routes and treat their workers poorly.

Investigations

New York’s Garbage System Faces Mounting Challenges of Cost, Carbon and Equity

Mayor de Blasio has proposed ambitious reforms to address some of the problems caused by the 6 million tons of trash New Yorkers produce each year. But the way to…

Housing and Homelessness Investigations NYCHA

Tenants’ Voice Lacks Power as NYCHA Faces Crucial Chapter

The Housing Authority’s Tenant Associations are supposed to rally residents to fight for their interests. But while some leaders (like Jonathan Gardenhire, above, the vice president of Smith Houses’ TA)…

Investigations Justice

The Rap-Sheet Trap: A Resource Guide

These organizations offer help and advice to people fighting a bad rap sheet:

Investigations Justice

The Rap-Sheet Trap: A Q&A on Rap Sheets

Millions of New Yorkers have mistakes on their criminal “rap sheets” that are extraordinarily difficult to fix. But what is a RAP-sheet? Who gets to see it? How do you…

Investigations Justice

The Rap-Sheet Trap: Legislature Falls Down on Fixes

In Albany, only a handful of legislators have tried to get government to fix its own mistakes.

Investigations Justice

The Rap-Sheet Trap: One Man Vs. a Multitude of Errors

One of every two people at Rikers Island has mistakes on their record. Frank Murphy is working to correct them, one by one.

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