State Agencies Go Tap Over Bottles
Posted in Efficiently, Waste, Water on May 7th, 2009
Paterson Orders Agencies to Switch From Bottled Water to Tap [New York Times]
a reblog covering NYC’s sustainability scene
Posted in Efficiently, Waste, Water on May 7th, 2009
Paterson Orders Agencies to Switch From Bottled Water to Tap [New York Times]
Posted in Efficiently, Water, pollution on Apr 14th, 2009
Mike McGlauglin weighs the good and the bad of Gowanus’ possible designation as a superfund site. [Brooklyn Paper]
Posted in Efficiently, Events, Food on Apr 7th, 2009
The Brooklyn Food Conference has a new website up. Get thee there and register to attend!
Posted in Efficiently on Apr 4th, 2009
Time Magazine has a great, longish form feature on PlaNYC.
Posted in Efficiently, Transportation on Mar 18th, 2009
The ever-useful Regional Plan Association breaks down the politics of an MTA budget deal.
Posted in Efficiently on Mar 16th, 2009
Whoa. Grist lays into Paterson. I tend to agree with the first commenter, who says that Paterson actually could be a great governor, but is terribly misguided at the moment, and it’s our job to help educate him. He’s smart–I think he’ll get it.
Posted in Efficiently, Energy on Mar 9th, 2009
Paterson’s taking some well-deserved licks for the Environmental Protection Fund debacle, but this is an encouraging development on the solar front coming out of Albany. The largest solar project in the state’s history.
Posted in Efficiently on Mar 9th, 2009
The Queen Green Bee is dropping some logic about a Bigger Better Bottle Bill.
Posted in Efficiently on Feb 18th, 2009
The New Amsterdam Market is back again.
Posted in Efficiently on Feb 18th, 2009
The Times gets yucky and covers urban composting.