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Michael BloombergOur New Report Examines NYC's Sustainability ProgressSubmitted by Dan Hendrick on Thu, 2008-04-24 12:33.
In the year since the launch of PlaNYC, the Bloomberg administration has made significant strides in implementing its sustainability goals.
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Filed Under: Air, Energy, Enforcement, Funding, Land Use, Open Space, Public Health, Solid Waste, Transportation, Water,New York City | Read More >
Riders Back Congestion FeeSubmitted by Nana-Yaw Acheampong on Tue, 2008-03-11 18:06.
Most of the riders of the MTA buses support Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s congestion pricing plan (p Bloomberg: Black Cars Should Go GreenSubmitted by Dan Hendrick on Fri, 2008-02-29 08:48.
The black cars that are offered for hire by car services could become more green under a proposal Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced on Tuesday. Exhaust Tied To Low IQSubmitted by Nana-Yaw Acheampong on Thu, 2008-02-28 17:29.
A study at Harvard has found an obvious link between pollution from automobiles and lower IQ in children. Elected Officials Must Get Staten Island A Mass-Transit FixSubmitted by Nana-Yaw Acheampong on Tue, 2008-02-05 18:58.
Many Staten Islanders have their misgivings about congestion pricing, but they should not underestimate the benefits it could bring, says Cormac Gordon in the Staten Island Advance.
New, Improved Plan To Combat NYC TrafficSubmitted by Dan Hendrick on Thu, 2008-01-31 19:31.
How To Make NYC Greener? Check Out Our To-Do List New York City has emerged as a leading example of local government action on sustainability, but much work remains to be done in the areas of water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and infrastructure. Our 2008 New York City Policy Agenda lays out a comprehensive action plan for the City Council and the Bloomberg administration to make the Big Apple even greener. Read More > Our Blueprint For A Greener New York City New York City has emerged as a leading example of local government action on sustainability, but much work remains to be done in the areas of water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and infrastructure. Our 2008 New York City Legislative Agenda lays out a comprehensive action plan for the City Council and the Bloomberg administration to make the Big Apple even greener. Read More > |
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