6 Key Considerations When Upgrading Your Windows In Harlem And Beyond
Windows play a crucial role in any home, affecting its look and functionality.
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What It’s Like Moving To Midland, TX
Have you ever considered moving to Midland, TX? If so, you’re embarking on an adventure that promises both the charm of a close-knit community and the dynamism of a city on the rise.
Pros And Cons Of Living In Spring, Texas
Choosing a place to call home is a significant decision, and when it comes to Spring, Texas, it’s essential to weigh the pros and cons of living in this charming community.
World Bank Leader And Climate Expert To Head NY Climate Exchange On Governors Island
The New York Climate Exchange, a first-of-its-kind organization working to implement innovative climate solutions in New York City and across the globe.
Unlocking The Future: A Deep Dive Into AI Development Uptown And Around The World
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from science fiction fantasies to a fundamental part of our daily lives.
New Resource For NY And NJ Organizations Seeking Federal Funding For Environmental Justice
Environmental justice organizations and local municipalities will have an opportunity to learn about a new resource designed to help them identify, navigate, and pursue federal funding for environmental justice by attending a webinar on Monday, October 30th at 5:30 PM.
Hundreds Of New Yorkers Demand Mayor Adams Strengthen Local Law 97 Rules At Public Hearing
Today, hundreds of New Yorkers testified and submitted written public comments at a Department of Buildings hearing on Local Law 97.
HPD Seeks Partnership For Homeowner Assistance In Flood Prevention And Repairs
Weeks after New York City was impacted by major rains and floods and just days before the 11th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy.
How To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: A Practical Guide For Individuals And Businesses
A carbon footprint is the symbolic mark we leave on the planet through our daily activities, whether as individuals or organizations.
New York Business And Civic Leaders Unite In Support Of NYC’s Federal Agenda
Today The Partnership for NYC convened prominent business and civic leaders to urge their advocacy for the city’s federal agenda.
Manhattan Residents Access Low-Cost/Free Energy Upgrades For New York’s Clean Energy Transition
WE ACT for Environmental Justice and its partners – NYSERDA, Pratt Center, Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, Kinetic Communities Consulting, USL Technology Inc, and Green City Force – have officially launched the Manhattan Clean Energy Hub.
Mayor Adams Secures $15 Million In Federal Funding For Tree Planting And Maintenance In The City
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC Parks) Commissioner Sue Donoghue today announced that the city has been awarded $15 million in new federal funding to create new green jobs.
Choosing The Right Air Duct Cleaning Service In Harlem And Beyond
Ever wondered why your allergies act up even when you’re indoors?
Mayor Adams And Israeli Minister Barkat Strengthen NYC-Israel Economic Ties: Joint Statement
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Israeli Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat today announced a joint commitment to strengthening economic ties and fostering innovation between the City of New York and the State of Israel.
Mayor Adams And Hertz Join Forces To Generate Green Jobs, Offer Workforce Training, And Electrify Vehicles
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today celebrated Climate Week from Harlem to Hollis by launching “Hertz Electrifies New York City.”