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First-graders from the Bronx travel to Westchester to release trout raised in the classroom

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Friends of Pelham Parkway hold 6th annual Earth Day cleanup

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Friends of Hutchinson River Greenway clean-up Co-op City, plan for Mercy College Sunday

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New York City Councilmember Marjorie Velázquez introduces legislation in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 that would require participating restaurants to offer customers reusable takeout packaging.

Velázquez, councilmembers introduce ‘green’ legislation that would change the way New Yorkers dine

By Camille Botello Conversation…

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New York’s Wind Power Future with Erik Antokal Director of Workforce Development, Orsted

A sloth hanging upside down at the Bronx Zoo. This year, you can run to raise money for sloth preservation during Run for the Wild.

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Run for sloths this spring at annual ‘Run for the Wild’ 5K at the Bronx Zoo

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Botanical Garden expands science team with appointments of internationally renowned scholars

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Construction begins on long-awaited $2.5M state project for Edgewater Park Firehouse

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City as Living Laboratory presents Tibbetts Estuary Tapestry at Van Cortlandt House Museum

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

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

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

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

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

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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

By Camille Botello Conversation…

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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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