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Chronic illegal dumping highlights health concerns in the Rockaways
Double-whammy: How heavy rains and high tides hurt NYC’s Black and Brown neighborhoods
A Climate Change Forecast: Rain With A Chance Of Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Climate change, conflicts preoccupy U.N. General Assembly
The 78th U.N. General Assembly brought world leaders to New York City from Sept. 18 to 26.
END FOSSIL FUELS: Thousands gather in NYC for climate justice rally
An absolutely massive crowd of multicultural, multigenerational climate activists took over Manhattan on Sunday.
Radical Elders plan to march during Climate Week NYC
Radical Elders (RE) will have a contingent marching at the March to End Fossil Fuels on September 17th in front of the United Nations.
Health issues continue to plague 9/11 responders and survivors
The September 11, 2001, attacks took the lives of almost 3,000 people: New York City alone saw 2,753 people die. Of that number 343 victims were firefighters.
The Heat is Killing Us: Climate change & rising temps are increasing gun violence
As our planet grapples with the consequences of man-made climate change and the excessive summer heat it is causing, a lesser-known repercussion is coming to light.
Christian Cooper talks the magic of birding at 92 Street Y
New York-based science writer and famed bird enthusiast Christian Cooper was at the 92nd Street Y on July 12 to talk about his hosting of Nat Geo WILD’s new show, “Extraordinary Birder.”
#BlackBirdersWeek celebrated in New York City
Several New Yorkers came out to take part in the annual #BlackBirdersWeek, which was also held in cities across the country May 28 through June 3.