Go Behind the Scenes on the Green Roof of the Javits Center
Tour the Javits Center’s 6.75 acre green roof and command center with a first look at the Center’s three honey producing beehives! Attend for free as an Insider!
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Join a Talk on The Future of Waste in NYC at Museum of the City of NY
Hear leading experts discuss the future of waste and its impact on NYC’s diverse neighborhoods at “Reduce, Reuse, Rethink” a talk at MCNY. Attend for free as an Insider!
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Cities 101: Prospect Park Cleans its Lake with a Lake “Mess” Monster!
Prospect Park Lake’s new aquatic weed harvester. Image via Prospect Park Alliance.
Ruddy ducks, Canadian geese, and largemouth bass aren’t the only things you should keep an eye out for as you stroll along Prospect Park Lake. Have you ever wondered how Prospect Park cleans its lake?
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Step Inside Manhattan’s Only Underground Chef’s Farm Supplying Rare Herbs to NYC Restaurants
Farm.one brings agricultural innovation to Tribeca. The space grows micro-greens, herbs and edible flowers sought after by high profile New York City chefs.
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Untapped Cities Joins Panel on Building Sustainable Cities Through Travel
Untapped Cities co-founder will be participating in Building Sustainable Cities Through Travel, an event focused on building sustainable cities through travel.
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5 of NYC’s Largest Solar Energy Projects
Solar Energy is sweeping the nation as one of the most rapidly growing energy sources. Learn more about 5 of New York City’s largest solar projects.
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10 of the Most Exciting Sustainable Energy Projects in NYC
As a leader in various fields spanning the arts to finance, New York City has unsurprisingly been experimenting with innovative sustainability initiatives.
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New Interactive Film, “Home” Offers New Hope for Climate Change
“Home: Your Film About Your World” by the Danish green energy company, Ørsted offers hope for climate change + announcing our new sustainability column!
MoreEnd 24/7 NYC Subway Service, Suggests Regional Plan Association Proposal
In its Fourth Regional Plan, the Regional Plan Association has proposed that the NYC subway system end its late-night service to help the deteriorating system.
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Manhattan’s Largest Solar Panel Farm is Coming to Stuy Town
The NYC’s East Village residential area, Stuyvesant Town, is getting new solar panels in the the largest private multifamily solar installation in the country.
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First Park Section Inside NYC’s Freshkills Landfill Breaks Ground on Staten Island
Yesterday was the groundbreaking of North Park at Freshkills Park on Staten Island, the first section inside the boundaries of the Fresh Kills Landfill.
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NYC Transit Response to Crises: New York Transit Museum Recalls Hurricane Sandy
The New York Transit Museum’s exhibition “Bringing Back the City: Mass Transit Responds to Crisis” marks the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy in NYC.
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