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The race for comptroller has been a largely quiet affair, but as sole trustee for the state’s $209 billion pension fund, the winner will have to decide whether investing in…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Oct 2018

Opinion

CityViews: NYC Can Fight Climate Change at the Curbside

‘The de Blasio Administration has paused plans for expanding curbside organics collection to additional neighborhoods across the city. Given the inevitable and impending climate crisis before us, this is a…

ByLetitia James

ByEric A. Goldstein 13Comments

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Sep 2018

Opinion

CityViews: New Yorkers Have the Power to Stop Climate Change

‘Here are just a few of the steps the average New Yorker can take that will reduce CO2 emissions and get us on the path to Drawdown.’

ByMonica Weiss 2Comments

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Jun 2018

Opinion

CityViews: NYC’s Youth March to Sound the Alarm on Climate Change

‘We betray our values by neglecting the global and pervasive threat climate change poses to humanity.’

ByIlana Cohen

ByAmy Torres 4Comments

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Jan 2018

Health Opinion

CityViews: Act Now to Prevent Heat Deaths and Build a Greener Gowanus

‘The proposed rezoning of Gowanus presents an unprecedented opportunity to tackle the urban heat island effect, saving lives while creating a more equitable and sustainable community.’

ByMichelle de la Uz 1Comment

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Jan 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Resistance to Climate Change Finds its Voice at Hearing on Clean Power Plan

‘New Yorkers want action to fight climate change. They want less pollution and more clean energy. That conclusion came through loud and clear this week at the People’s Hearing on…

ByHeather Leibowitz 1Comment

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Jan 2018

Climate and Environment

State’s Mixed Energy Message an Issue in Fight Over Upstate Pipeline

Advocates are hoping the presence of an eagle’s nest will provide a last-ditch way to stop an Orange County natural-gas pipeline. But what’s really at stake is NY’s ability to…

ByNoah Goldberg 2Comments

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Nov 2017

In Depth

On the Environment, De Blasio Defied Expectations with Bold Goals, but Now Must Deliver

A mayor who was not known for environmental advocacy when he took office has set ambitious goals for carbon reduction, zero waste and air quality. Advocates hope he’ll turn more…

ByJarrett Murphy 6Comments

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Oct 2017

Climate and Environment Housing and Homelessness News

Retreat or Build Out? NYC’s Post-Sandy Development Dilemma

With some exceptions, the city’s strategy has been to allow, and sometimes encourage, development in flood-risk areas along with new resiliency measures.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 5Comments

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Oct 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Others Must Learn the Lessons Superstorm Sandy Taught New York

‘Five years in, New York still has work to do before the region can claim to be truly resilient or able to withstand a major hurricane or weather event. But…

ByJudi Kende

ByLaurie Schoeman 0Comments

To Divest or Dig In: Candidates Spar Over Where to Park Pension Billions Amid Climate Threats

CityViews: NYC Can Fight Climate Change at the Curbside

CityViews: New Yorkers Have the Power to Stop Climate Change

CityViews: NYC’s Youth March to Sound the Alarm on Climate Change

CityViews: Act Now to Prevent Heat Deaths and Build a Greener Gowanus

CityViews: Resistance to Climate Change Finds its Voice at Hearing on Clean Power Plan

State’s Mixed Energy Message an Issue in Fight Over Upstate Pipeline

On the Environment, De Blasio Defied Expectations with Bold Goals, but Now Must Deliver

Retreat or Build Out? NYC’s Post-Sandy Development Dilemma

CityViews: Others Must Learn the Lessons Superstorm Sandy Taught New York

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