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Election 2021

Mayoral Hopefuls Issue Competing Climate Plans

By Jarrett Murphy | January 13, 2021

The early attention suggests a new urgency around climate resiliency eight years after Superstorm Sandy’s toll.

NYC parks

Opinion: Parks’ Plan to Evict Beloved Composting Sites Would Strike Blow to NYC Climate Goals

By Melissa Iachan and Eric A. Goldstein | December 21, 2020

‘The decision runs directly contrary to Mayor Bill de Blasio’s ambitious climate objectives, his “Zero Waste to landfills” goals and his long-standing commitment to environmental justice.’

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Opinion: Budget Cuts to City Parks This Year Will Worsen Decades of Underinvestment

By Roxanne Delgado | August 21, 2020

All the recent news coverage and social media posts about New York City parks ridden with trash focus on the symptoms—not the system—which has historically underfunded our parks.

Long-Sought Pedestrian Bridge for Van Cortlandt Park Still Short $9 Million, Officials Say

By Nuha Dolby | May 9, 2018

After years waiting for a bridge to connect splintered sections of the Bronx park, the city is still short on funds to make it happen.

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