On Her Special Day, Mother Earth Gets Noticed
A pop-up event in Chelsea was a small part of a big Earth Day 2017, driven by fears of climate change and politicians who deny it
Environment
Parents Say Report of Lead Found in City’s School Is Overblown
By Allison Lau and Katryna Perera Nestled between Manhattan and Queens is a small island that has been receiving more attention than usual–Roosevelt Island. To be precise, the island’s school–P.S./I.S. 217. It’s been in the headlines with reports of water laced with lead at the levels seen in Flint, Mich. Specifically, the New York Department of Water […]
Waste Not Want Not: An E-Waste Story
How one Brooklyn warehouse is helping the environment by turning E-Waste into art
Could Farming Be an NYC Growth Sector?
More green in the agricultural technology means more greens for New York.
Permaculture Comes to Jackson Heights
A teacher shows how working with nature can help bring sustainable solutions in New York City