Environment News – Page 7 of 26 – Bronx Times

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Bronx leaders rally for more trees in fight against urban heat and health disparities

By Christian Murray Conversation…

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Column

Column: BICNY becomes advisory partner to Fordham University on EPA grant

By Jilleen Barrett Conversation…

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What’s happening | Volunteer work, fairs and exhibitions

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Bronz Zoo Night

Yankees holding ‘Bronx Zoo Night’ on Sept. 27

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Bronx BP Gibson joins C.S. 55 students on BronxNet’s ‘EcoLeaders’ to teach about environment

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Business

Rep. Torres accuses utility company Con Edison of price gouging, says Bronx residents pay highest rates in NYC

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Mayor Adams stands with city officials to announce the Queens organics composting program

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Mandatory composting in NYC is coming. Here’s how you can get a free bin.

Pelham Parkway resident Sarah Fecht (right) rallied with other advocates for Gov. Hochul to sign the Climate Change Superfund Act, which would require oil companies to pay towards climate change mitigation efforts.

Bronx advocates join rally urging Gov. Hochul to sign Climate Change Superfund Act

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Meteor in the sky

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Boom goes the meteor? NYC sees space rock disintegrate over Midtown, mysterious sound rattle boroughs

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Four South Bronx apartment buildings joining community solar, saving residents money on electric bills

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

A group of volunteers cleans up Louis Niñé Boulevard during the kick-off of the Bronx Summer Cleanup Series.

Annual Bronx Summer Cleanup Series kicks off at Crotona Park East

By Keke Grant-Floyd Conversation…

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NYC Parks plants most trees since 2018, with emphasis on city’s hottest neighborhoods

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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State court revives suit to overturn Local Law 97 on appeal, potentially imperiling landmark climate law

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NYC Parks launches new office on Jamaica Bay to keep city waterway safe from derelict vessels

Con Ed crew deals with flooded street in Manhattan amid climate change

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What does NYC’s future look like? Extremely hot and wet, a city climate report finds

The City Island waterfront will have less marine hazards and fewer eye sores after NYC Parks announced the launch of a new office that would keep the city's waterfront areas safe from marine debris.

NYC Parks’ new Office of Marine Debris Disposal and Vessel Surrendering begins clean-up of derelict boat fleet within City Island waterways

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

More from Around NYC

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New York Family

Alex Zagami Ng: The mom behind PiccoliNY

NYC SBS Commissioner Kenny Minaya (left) 125th St. BID President Barbara Askins (center) and city council Member Yusef Salaam at wayfinding mural.

Harlem using history, art to drive business

Schneps Podcasts

Mike Szajko, Thank You For Coming Out (Minisode)

“Won’t Be Displaced” is a topical short about Orisa (Uzunma Udeh) a lesbian from Nigeria who has just received her refugee status in the UK.

Dozens of LGBTQ films screening at Chain NYC Festival