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- NY Climate Act Cap and Invest Plan Going Off the Rails Tue, 21 Mar 23, 12:00amIn New York and elsewhere climate justice considerations are making their way into legislation
- New York’s Good Environmental Intentions Unsullied by Reality Fri, 17 Feb 23, 6:00amA zero-risk standard sets a high hurdle for permitting a new facility or keeping an existing source in operation.
- New York funds EV-only loans for zero emission by 2035 Thu, 5 Jan 23, 4:30amSeed-stage EV startup Tenet announced that it will be able to offer an EV-only consumer loan program. It is being financed through New York via $25 million in funding from NY Green Bank. The financing offered is something...
- Animal care center in Staten Island celebrates natural light Sat, 24 Dec 22, 6:30amIt's one of those buildings where you slow down to take a better look, trying to figure out what the building is for. It doesn't look like a typical animal shelter. That's because the New York Staten Island Animal Care Center...
- On To The Great Future Of Offshore Wind Power Thu, 22 Dec 22, 1:00amThe climate cultists on the Climate Action Council think that they can just order this up, and then it will happen.
- New York’s Climate Act Scoping Plan Process Template Mon, 19 Dec 22, 9:00amI also predict that if the ideologues continue control the implementation process then costs will sky rocket, that there will be a catastrophic blackout that causes death and destruction, and that blanketing the state with...
- Hudson Square Streetscape completed for a greener tomorrow Thu, 15 Dec 22, 4:30amLandscape architectural firm MNLA, in conjunction with the Hudson Square BID, the NYC Department of Transportation and the NYC Economic Development Corporation have completed four projects on the Hudson Street renovation...
- Hudson Square Streetscape is underway for a greener tomorrow Thu, 15 Dec 22, 4:30amLandscape architectural firm MNLA, in conjunction with the Hudson Square BID, the NYC Department of Transportation and the NYC Economic Development Corporation have completed four projects on the Hudson Street renovation...
- A floating park above the piers of Manhattan, New York Tue, 8 Nov 22, 6:30amLittle Island by Heatherwick Studio and MNLA is exploring the creation of raised platform parks to combat rising seas. With over 11,000 square meters of space, this park on the Hudson River sits on a series of stilted platforms...
- First condo in NYC certified by Passive House Institute Sat, 15 Oct 22, 5:30amCharlotte of the Upper West Side sounds like a fabulous new play by that trendy new writer, but actually, the real Charlotte is even more interesting. This is the first condo in all of New York City to be certified by the...
- New York Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate Mon, 3 Oct 22, 4:00amThe State’s obsession with being a climate leader is pointless. Worse there is no recognition that the pursuit of zero emissions has unintended consequences and will likely cause more harm than good.
- Storm King Art Center's new project enriches art and land Fri, 16 Sep 22, 2:30amNew Windsor, New York's Storm King Art Center has just announced a $45 million project to enrich and sustain leadership in art and landscape. The new expansions will create a new visitor experience for people coming to the...
- California And New York: Do Not Back Off Your World-Beating Green Energy Schemes! Tue, 13 Sep 22, 11:00pmToday the Manhattan Contrarian formally calls upon the states of California and New York: Whatever you do, do not back down from your crash program of green energy schemes!
- Vegan cheese hitting dairy aisles at Whole Foods in New York Thu, 18 Aug 22, 4:30amNew York City-based vegan cheese brand RIND announced that its fine vegan cheese will be entering dairy cases at Whole Foods Market in New York City. This announcement marks tremendous growth not only for RIND, but for vegan...
- New York to have the largest composting program in the US Sat, 13 Aug 22, 4:30amQueens, New York will soon have the country’s largest composting program. Starting October 3, 2.2 million New Yorkers will automatically have weekly pickup service for yard debris, food scraps and food-soiled paper products.[...]