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Snow shovelers at work

Cold cash: Sanitation Department now recruiting for emergency snow shovelers in NYC

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Sand Land in Noyac has been a lightening rod of criticism over the local mining industry (Alec Rich)

Sand Wars: Has the DEC Stacked the Deck to Protect Sand Mines?

By Alec Rich

Wi-fi could be expanding in Sag Harbor Village

Sag Harbor Wi-Fi Access Expansion Gains Steam

By Nandika Chatterjee

The Croton Reservoir amid NYC drought

NYC DROUGHT WARNING: Mayor Adams elevates actions to conserve water amid continued rainless streak in NYC

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

FDNY firefighter battles NYC wildfire

FDNY establishes task force to tackle NYC wildfires amid ongoing drought

By Robert Pozarycki

Rit Aggarwala, the city's Department of Environmental Protection commissioner, urges New Yorkers to conserve water as the city enters a 'drought watch.'

City Hall officials urge New Yorkers to conserve water amid drought watch

By Ethan Stark-Miller

City Council Member Keith Powers.

NYC Council wants 500 more water fountains around the boroughs – but DEP turns wrench of doubt

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Kathy Nizzari speaks at a rally supporting Intro 1073 Flaco's Law

Third part of Flaco’s Laws calls for replacing reflective building windows

By Gabriele Holtermann

Sanitation truck on renewable diesel

NYC converts city vehicle fleet to ‘renewable’ diesel, but is it really clean?

By Ben Brachfeld

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Queens

NYC tap water may taste slightly different as repair on major water supply system starts

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Queens

Rep. Meng propels clean energy with $3.8 million for offshore wind jobs

By Iryna Shkurhan

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

By Emily Swanson

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Queens

Lawmakers Meng, AOC, Meeks and Schumer secure $190 million to address destructive flooding in Queens

By Iryna Shkurhan

A rending of the + Pool on the East River.

Manhattan’s Pier 35 chosen as location for long-awaited plus-shaped East River swimming pool

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. at at a microphone campaigning

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reportedly admits to dumping dead bear cub in Central Park 10 years ago

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

trees

Queens

Op-ed | Saving our shade: The urgent need for robust tree care policies in New York City

By Council Member Dr. Nantasha Williams

mayor eric adams heat announcement

Brooklyn

Summer weather: Adams rolls out new preparations for extreme heat, poor air quality

By Ethan Stark-Miller & Brooklyn Paper staff

Mayor Adams announces summer weather prep program

Summer weather: Mayor Adams rolls out new preparations for extreme heat, poor air quality

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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

By Ben Brachfeld

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Queens

Queens Council Member proposes a new bill to have NYC DOT and Parks team-up for tree care

By Anthony Medina

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

Brooklyn

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

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

A police officer in front of arrested climate protesters in Tribeca

Climate protesters arrested for blocking the entrance of Citigroup’s Tribeca headquarters

By Dean Moses

Suffolk County Water Authority wants funds to bring water to Manorville and Riverhead residents on the North Fork

Faucet Fix: East End Cheers New Federal Drinking Water Pollution Limits

By Timothy Bolger

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NY HEAT Act could bring big energy savings to Bronx households

By Emily Swanson

More from Around New York

Left to right: Hon. Norman St. George, Justice Kim Adair Wilson, Hon. Patsy Goldbourne, and attorney Joey Jackson at the Bronx Supreme Court's Black History month celebration.

Judges, attorneys gather at Bronx Supreme Court to honor Black History Month

‘Chemistry without chemicals’: Queerity app aims to connect the LGBTQ sober community

Council Member Joann Ariola and QPL President and CEO Dennis M. Walcott welcomed Rockaway residents back to their Seaside Library branch.

Seaside Library branch in the Rockaways reopens after $2.4M HVAC replacement project

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Brooklyn Dems backtrack after Hochul endorsement hiccup