Samantha Maldonado, THE CITY This article was originally publishedon Oct 27 at 3:06pm EDTby THE CITY/Sign up here to get the latest stories from THE CITY delivered to you
Tag: Environment
Across the East River from Roosevelt Island, new clean energy
A report in the New York Post says the state awarded a contract for the Clean Path Project. A 174 mile line will carry clean
The Last Roosevelt Island Goslings…? Is this nature’s future here?
Did the last Roosevelt Island goslings perish inside their eggshells on the rocky shore in FDR Four Freedoms Park? By David Stone Roosevelt Island Daily
Rossana Ceruzzi and Wildlife Freedom Foundation Volunteers on Today Show for Earth Day
Roosevelt Island-based Wildlife Freedom Foundation, its founder and volunteers earn local Earth Day attention on NBC’s Today Show tomorrow.
What happened to “Roosevelt Island Tree City USA?” In 2020?
“Roosevelt Island Tree City USA.” There was a sign, back in the 90s, posted on Main Street near the helix. The community was proud of its trees, and there were plenty around. But in recent years, a lot of trees were lost along with the pride that was part of it.
Congestion pricing proposal in NYC moves forward with environmental assessment
By Dave Fidlin | The Center Square contributor/April 8th, 2021 (The Center Square) – The oft-discussed prospect of installing a once-daily toll system in one of New York City’s most heavily trafficked areas has moved one step closer to reality, though a number of granular details still need to be fleshed out. In late March,
Dream of Connected NYC Greenway Re-Envisioned as Path to COVID Recovery
Jose Martinez, THE CITY This article was originally publishedon Apr 4 at 8:29pm EDTby THE CITY After long pushing for a 400-mile citywide network of protected multi-use trails, green groups are betting on President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan to help link the disjointed system of so-called greenways and propel New York’s COVID comeback.
