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No Clear Link Between Cancer and 9/11 Debris, New York Health Dept. Study Finds
New Forms Of U.S. Aid Benefit Homeowners In Storm-Damaged Areas
How A Former Landfill Helped Absorb Hurricane’s Surge
5 Rare Turtle Hatchlings Progressing At Healthy, Slow Pace At The Bronx Zoo
(New York Times)
Governor Cuomo Announces Tax Relief And Support For New Yorkers Affected By Hurricane Sandy
Governor Cuomo Announces Extension For ‘STEP’ Emergency Assistance Program
(Governor Cuomo’s Press Office)
Groups Call On Cuomo Administration To Open Up Health Review To The Public
(Riverkeeper)
Commissioner Carter Strickland Promotes 10 Members Of NYC DEP Police Force
NYC DEP And Delaware County Employees Honored For Their Hurricane Sandy Recovery Efforts
(NYC DEP)
Over A Dozen Groups Join NRDC In Calling On NYS To Open Fracking Health Review To Public Input
(NRDC)
Sandy And Sewage: Why We Underestimate The Costs Of Climate Change
(Huffington Post)
New Acting Director Of State Office Of Emergency Management
(Capital Confidential)
Governor Vetoes Environmental Protection Fund Bill, Must Include Support In Upcoming Budget Proposal
(Environmental Advocates of New York)
Fracking Critics Write State On Budget, Health Review
SUNY To Refund Students Who Withdraw Due To Sandy
State Picks Builder For New Tappan Zee Bridge
(Politics on the Hudson)
Goldman Sachs Donating $1.4 M. To Mayor’s Storm Recovery To Support Housing
(Crains)
Post-Sandy Gaps In The NYC Subway Map Remain Stubbornly Unrepaired
(Transportation Nation)
Pressure Ends Toll Hike; Tappan Zee Moves Ahead
The R Train Will Resume Through-Service To Brooklyn On Friday
(Wall Street Journal)
Judge Rules A Plastic And Concrete Boardwalk Is No Big Change For Coney
(NY Magazine)
After Hurricane Sandy: How I Witnessed Taxpayer Dollars Go Down The Tube During Relief Efforts
(Alter Net)
Why So Many Hit By Sandy Aren’t Grabbing The Best Interest Rates They’ll Ever See
(Crains)
Chances Seen Rising For Chikungunya Virus Outbreaks In NYC, Atlanta, Miami
(Science Daily)
NYC Trash Could Power Western NY Industries
(NYLCV)
Ravitch And Volcker Weigh In On New York’s ‘Staggering’ Infrastructure Needs
Who Will Direct The Volunteers When The Next Storm Hits New York?
The Mysterious Death Of An Idea To Improve Energy Efficiency In New York
(Capital New York)
(Long Island Exchange)
After Hurricane Sandy, Does Queens Need A High Line-Style Park Or A New Train Line More?
10 Awesome Gifts That Aid Hurricane Sandy Relief
(Inhabitat)
Without PlaNYC, Hurricane Sandy’s Devastation Would Have Been Much Worse
I’ll Be Home For Christmas? Apartment Listings For Sandy Refugees Are Live
(NY Observer)
Council Bills Aim To Study Sandy Impact, Prevent Future Damages
If You Had Flooding, You Probably Have Mold
Officials Survey Damage At South Street Seaport
(NY 1)
Hurricane Sandy Relief Turns To Protest
(The Indypendent)
Fire Island’s Still Standing, But Re-shaped After Sandy
(Gothamist)
Don’t Burn The Sandy-Downed Trees! A Waste Of Money And Risk To Health
Wood Lovers: Coney Island Boardwalk Concrete Decision Was A Hatchet Job
(Brooklyn Paper)
Has Coney’s Exclusive Sea Gate Neighborhood Been Destroyed?
After Sandy: Waiting—Together—in Gerritsen Beach
(Brooklyn Bureau)
Bronx Sees Biggest Influx Of Chain Stores Amid Citywide Rise, Report Shows
Oil Spill Off Staten Island Shoreline Threatens Bird Sanctuary
Rescuers Spot 15 Birds Oiled After Fuel Spill Off Staten Island
(DNA Info)
Council Promises Fleet Of Hurricane Hearings
City Astronomers Still Starry-Eyed Despite NYC’s Light Pollution
(Metro NY)
CB 2 Committee Votes To Bring NYC’s First “Green Wave” To Prince Street In Soho
Brewer: CB 7 Should Pass Columbus Bike Lane Reso; Stringer Non-Committal
(Streets Blog)
Moving Towards Racial Equity In The Food Movement – A Brooklyn Food Coalition Panel Discussion
(Networked Blogs)
Free Land Available Throughout Brooklyn To Beautify Your Neighborhood (Video)
(596 Acres)
Grow NYC Executive Director Marcel Van Ooyen In The Big Green Apple
(Vimeo)
This Weekend on Capital Green Scene with EANY’s Water & Nature Resources Program Director Katherine Nadeau
(Times Union)
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