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Green Bronx Machine to receive national, prestigious social impact honor

By Jason Cohen

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Wave Hill announces Cathy Deutsch as new horticulture director

By Bronx Times

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EPA administrator tours Immaculate Conception Church in the Bronx to Highlight BlocPower’s Green Technology

By Bronx Times

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Krasdale Foods breaks ground on largest solar panel project in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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City Island Oyster Reef to host Viva la Sound Festival

By Jason Cohen

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MTA’s Congestion Pricing public meetings start Thursday

By Kevin Duggan

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NYS selects 2 green energy projects for massive NYC decarbonization plan

By Robbie Sequeira

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SAFE Disposal events coming to all 5 boroughs

By Bronx Times

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South Bronx eyed as converter station location for 2 renewable energy proposals

By Robbie Sequeira

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Meg’s Garden is here to stay, DOE says

By Robbie Sequeira

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Trust for Governors Island issues call for proposals for arts, cultural and educational organizations

By Bronx Times

Remnanents of Ida are seen in New York

After Ida, calls for climate action growing louder in NYC

By Robbie Sequeira

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Wave Hill celebrates Wings over Wave Hill this fall

By Bronx Times

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Facing eviction, DeWitt growers and environmentalist fight to save popular garden

By Robbie Sequeira

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NYC Parks cuts the ribbon on $4.4M renovation to Echo Park

By Bronx Times

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NYC Parks unveils $3.1M renovation of Pulaski Park

By Bronx Times

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