Tens of thousands of activists from all over New York and the country will be heading to NYC for the March to End Fossil Fuels on Sunday, September 17, 2023.
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Renewable Heat Now Celebrates New York State Senate Passing NY HEAT Act
Today, the NY State Senate took decisive leadership on climate and energy and brought New Yorkers closer to cleaner energy.
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Senate Majority To Pass Earth Day Legislation That Combats Climate Change
Today, the Senate Democratic Majority will pass legislation to mark Earth Day and further advance the Conference’s efforts to protect natural resources and waterways from Harlem to the Hudson.
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9 Great Ideas From Harlem To Harare To Save The Planet
East Harlem's Noble Prize winner, Dr. Paul G. Falkowski talked about the coming 2100 Harlem Flood on a Harlem World Magazine Podcast in 2019.
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The Challenges For Small Business Sustainability Transformation From Harlem To Harare
When it comes to sustainability, senior leaders are shifting from ambition to execution—and that’s the hard part.
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The GHCC Presents Climate Change And Environmental Justice Panel During Harlem Week
This is the second in a series of events hosted by The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Climate School, and The City College of New York.
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Flooding, Heatwaves, Droughts, And Floods The New Climate Bill Could Slash US Emissions By 40%, From Harlem To Hawaii
In 2019, the importance of Climate change hit home after a podcast with Harlem-born Nobel Prize winner Dr. Paul Falkowski discussing the coming 2100 Harlem Mega Flood.
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UNESCO Chief Says Global Education Must Transform Itself to Address the Climate Crisis
On any given day, over 1 billion children head to school from Harlem to Hollywood.Continue reading
Climate Change May Double Risk Of Tropical Cyclones Within Next 30 Years, Study Finds
A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Southampton explored some of the weather-related risks associated with climate change. Continue reading
Renewable Heat Advocates Celebrate Hochul’s Commitment To Electrify Homes And Calls For Electrification For All
Advocates working to get fossil fuels out of buildings celebrated the bold commitment made today by New York State Governor Hochul to electrify 2 million homes by 2030.Continue reading
Mayor Announces Capital Project To Protect Seaport From Frequent Flooding
For communities from Harlem to Hollis Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), and Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency (MOCR) are taking action.
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Health Department Reminds New Yorkers That Climate Change Is A Public Health And Racial Justice Issue
The Health Department today marks Climate Week NYC and reminds New Yorkers that climate change is a public health, environmental and racial justice priority in New York City.Continue reading
What NYC Can Do In Response To The IPCC “Code Red” Report
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a body tasked by the United Nations (UN) with providing a comprehensive assessment of the current science on climate change released the Working Group I report
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Nearly 60% Of Buildings In The U.S. Are Vulnerable To Natural Disasters From Harlem To Hawaii
Climate change has been associated with a lot of stress, fear about damages, and the threat of potential illness. Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio Releases First Ever Citywide Analyses Of Rain Fall And Preparedness Flooding
Today, Mayor de Blasio released New York City’s Stormwater Resiliency Plan, which includes the City’s first-ever from Harlem to Hollis analysis of flooding caused by extreme rainfall events. Continue reading
