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New York, NY
New York City has unveiled a new ad campaign encouraging people to put down sodas, sugary juices and sports drinks, store-made coffee drinks, and other beverages laden with sugar and high fructose corn syrup in an effort to educate New Yorkers on calorie consumption.
New York, NY
We've got the nation's largest public school system - with 1,500 schools. Here's how the system is greening things up when it comes to paper.
New York, NY
The stresses in our early twenty-first century civilization take many forms--social, economic, environmental, and political. One distinctly unhealthy and visible illustration of all four is the swelling flow of garbage associated with a throwaway economy.
New York, NY
The Department of Agriculture says the growing season in the country’s North has increased by about 10 to 14 days in the last 19 years, according to the NYT. Some attribute this to climate change.
New York, NY
Every month, in New York City and in cities around the world, people interested in the environment and in sustainable lifestyles meet up at informal sessions known as Green Drinks.
New York, NY
Word on the street is that New York City may be getting a new addition: The Manhattan Airport.
New York, NY
Sure, Central Park is nice…for some of the year, at least. But how convenient would it be to just have an airport there instead. So convenient, right?
New York, NY
New York City has very little land that is not covered with buildings, forcing New Yorkers to find innovative solutions if they want to keep their agricultural production truly local.
New York, NY
New York City's biggest water quality problem can be described with a three letter acronym: CSO. It stands for Combined Sewage Overflows.
New York, NY
Last Thursday was the launch of the Know The Number greenhouse gas emissions counter: the first real-time counter that advertises the increasing amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
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