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Brutal cold spells test Bronx public housing residents’ resilience, patience for stalled NYCHA repairs

By Robbie Sequeira

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Soundview’s 1471 Watson Ave., NYCHA’s first all-electric building conversion in 2023

By Robbie Sequeira

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Dept. of Buildings accused of allowing unpermitted gas work at four Bronx buildings: lawsuit

By Robbie Sequeira

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NYC’s first public observatory in Jerome Park Reservoir hopes to bring out the stars in the Bronx

By Robbie Sequeira

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Sustainability in the South Bronx: Mill Brook Houses awarded grant money for resident-led sustainability projects

By Robbie Sequeira

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With $11.2M land acquisition, Adams announces major step in Tibbetts Brook watershed improvement project

By Camille Botello

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Mayor says 925 electric vehicles will replace gas guzzlers in city fleet, backed by $10.1M federal grant

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Adams announces multimillion-dollar grant to improve Cross Bronx Expressway

By Camille Botello

PPPA, Parks work together to save parkway trees

Fixing tree equity, access in New York’s greenest borough at the root of a green transition

By Robbie Sequeira

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As New York aims for a zero-emissions fleet by 2035, the next clean energy automotive technicians could be in the Bronx.

By Robbie Sequeira

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A Renewable Rikers? Proposal envisions a greener future for island after planned 2027 jail closure

By Robbie Sequeira

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Pols unveil legislation to restore quality of life to east Bronx coastal communities

By Jason Cohen

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NYC to purchase 51 new electric school buses with $18.5M in federal funds

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After construction, how different will Hunts Point’s infrastructure, and the community, be by decade’s end?

By Robbie Sequeira

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Adams says city will only build electric-powered schools going forward

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Can the Hunts Point Produce Market’s redevelopment, modernization also help climate and poverty in the area?

By Robbie Sequeira

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Trump administration agrees to allow Rainbow Flag at Stonewall National Monument