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November 13, 2009
Posted by Eric Goldstein in Curbing Pollution
, Health and the Environment
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- drinkingwater, gasdrilling, hydraulicfracturing, hydrofracking, marcellusshale, naturalgas, newyork, NYCwatershed, NYSDEC
You'd have thought that Derek Jeter and Andy Pettitte were right there, distributing autographed World Series photos. But no -- the big crowd outside of Stuyvesant High School Tuesday night was there for less glamorous but more weighty reasons. They...continued→
August 21, 2009
Posted by Eric Goldstein in Living Sustainably
, Solving Global Warming
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- AC, airconditioning, andrewcuomo, armani, bronx, brooklyn, brownouts, clydehaberman, dior, galebrewer, globalwarming, katespade, manhattan, newyorkcity, newyorkcitycouncil, newyorkstateattorneygeneral, newyorktimes, peterwashburn, powergrid, queens, simplesteps, smartercities, statenisland, zara
Armed with a yellow legal pad, a blue pen, a pocket digital camera and my sunglasses, I took to the steamy heat wave-riddled streets of New York this week to fulfill a self-appointed mission in the name of energy conservation....continued→
April 22, 2009
Posted by Eric Goldstein in Environmental Justice
, Green Enterprise
, Health and the Environment
, Living Sustainably
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- albany, greenjobs, greenstreets, LEED, newyorkcity, recycling, statenisland, transit
Thirty-nine years ago this week, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers poured into the streets of Manhattan to demand clean air, safe water and environmental protection in every sphere of city life. Similar events took place across the nation, as...continued→
April 21, 2008
Posted by Eric Goldstein in Environmental Justice
, Health and the Environment
, Living Sustainably
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- earthday2008, greenbuilding, greenschools, newyorkcity, publictransit, recycling, streettrees, urbanparks
For those of use who can remember it, Earth Day 1970 in New York was every much as watershed an event here as it was elsewhere in the country. Thirty-eight years ago this week, tens of thousands of New Yorkers...continued→