District Council 37 (DC 37), New York City’s largest municipal labor union, today announced a new training initiative to prepare workers for energy efficiency jobs related to addressing the impact of climate change. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: green
NY Bans Dangerous, Indestructible ‘Forever Chemicals” From Food Boxes And Other Packaging
Today, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law legislation (S.8817/A.4739-C) sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman and Assembly Member Patricia Fahy. Continue Reading →
Green Girls Rock As They Win The Summer Learning Association Climate Change Award
City Parks Foundation’s CityParks Green Girls Empowered by ING program was named as the winner of the Inaugural Climate Change Learning Award for the National Summer Learning Association’s (NSLA) 2020 Summer Learning Awards season. Continue Reading →
Harlem Rep. Espaillat Re-Establishes U.S. Global Climate Leadership In House Appropriations Bill
Today, Harlem Representative Adriano Espaillat announced that he has successfully secured no less than $500 million for international climate financing through the Green Climate Fund. Continue Reading →
Stuck At Home? Do These 3 Things To Improve Your Apartment
By Bretton Love
One of the reasons the whining of celebrities bothered so many of us is that, while they lounge around in massive houses, we are stuck in small apartments. Continue Reading →
Green Infrastructure At Home Tips From Harlem To Hollis
Green infrastructure (GI) helps protect our waterways, reduces flooding, and beautifies our public spaces. Continue Reading →
4 Ways To Reduce Your Business Expenses
By Bretton Love
Identifying ways to cut business costs offers several fantastic benefits. Continue Reading →
Green Tips, Holiday Travel From Harlem To Harare
The holiday season usually coincides with an increase in travel across the nation. Last year, it was forecast that one-third of Americans would travel during the holiday season. Continue Reading →
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