“Local leaders like us bring value to parks that money alone cannot deliver: years of community relationships, knowledge of how a neighborhood uses its public spaces, and an understanding of…
“There’s a stark inequity in how the city prioritizes infrastructure projects across different Manhattan neighborhoods,” said said Maria Kessler, executive director for Friends of the East River Esplanade. “Why is…
State regulators approved two “thermal energy” pilots but rejected nine others, raising questions about the future of the technology, New York Focus reports.
New Yorkers are bracing for higher-than-usual heat bills this winter, as the war in Iran drives up the cost of fuel. Two state programs can help eligible households cover some…
“New York shouldn’t continue supporting an outdated policy that encourages expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure when cleaner, highly efficient electric technologies are ready available.”
"A new analysis highlights how a surge of Amazon and other e-commerce delivery vehicles have clogged our streets, polluted our air, and made us less safe. Most importantly, the analysis…
Starting Oct 1, landlords are required to turn the heat on when the temperature drops below a certain threshold. Here’s what you need to know, including changes to how the…
“Every major climate investment should consider the workers and skills required, the employers expected to hire, and the pathways needed to connect New Yorkers to the work.”
En la década de 1970, el edificio de la calle East 140th Street albergaba un centro de rehabilitación fundado por activistas que reclamaban mejores servicios médicos para el barrio de…
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