Natural Areas Conservancy Talks Importance Of Urban Forests In NYC Climate Change
Today, the Natural Areas Conservancy (NAC) released the first comprehensive report on New York City’s carbon budget for its forested natural areas.
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Harlem’s WE ACT And Others Launch Coalition To Protect Environmental Programs
More than 175 groups today launched a new coalition to protect funding for critical environmental programs.
Mayor’s Office Of Sustainability Partners With REI Co-Op To Mobilize NYs Around Sustainability
In support of the City’s ongoing, comprehensive fight to address climate change, the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, with support from NYC Parks and the Natural Areas Conservancy, is partnering with Continue Reading →
The NYC Street Tree Map, An Interactive Site Mapping The Trees From Harlem To Hollis
What some Harlemites love most about living in Harlem is the ability to hop on a bus or train, or walk a few blocks from home, and end up lounging Continue Reading →
Taken Acton On Global Warming: NYC’S Green New Deal From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor de Blasio today announced New York City’s Green New Deal, a bold and audacious plan to attack global warming on all fronts.
Mayor’s Program To Curb Efforts Of Extreme Summer Heat From Harlem To Hollis
Before the hottest days of the summer arrive, Mayor Bill de Blasio is announcing the launch of Cool Neighborhoods NYC, a new $106 million program designed to curb the effect Continue Reading →
de Blasio Administration Announces Winners Of 39th Annual Awards For Excellence In Design
Today, Mayor de Blasio, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development Vicki Been, Public Design Commission President Signe Nielsen.
Mayor de Blasio Announces State Of Climate Knowledge 2021 Report From Harlem To Hollis
Today, Mayor de Blasio released the State of Climate Knowledge 2021, a new report that outlines New York City’s climate research priorities and identifies knowledge gaps for future study.
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