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Mayor Bloomberg Visits Department Of Sanitation Workers Preparing For Potential Snow Fall (Video)
(Mayor Bloomberg’s Press Office)
Council Votes To Assess Moving Power Lines Underground
City Council Examines City’s Evacuation And Transitional Shelter System
(NYC City Council Press Office)
Northeast Could Be Hit With Major Snowstorm
Plan Aims To Reconnect Residents With East River Waterfront
New York City Rats Creep Inland After Storm
Beaver Rooting Around At N.Y. Botanical Garden
(New York Times)
Northeast U.S. Carbon Market Expected Emissions To Tighten Cap
(Reuters)
New York Hires Seismologist With Fracking Industry Ties To Do Fracking Research
Hurricane Sandy Didn’t Kill NYC’s Rats — It Just Made Them Move Into Luxury Apartments
(Grist)
DEC Public Hearing On New Tappan Zee Bridge Draws Nobody
(Hudson Valley YNN)
DEC Awards Mohawk River Basin Program Grants
(NY DEC)
How NYC’s First $1.77 Billion In Sandy Recovery Money Will Be Spent
(Gothamist)
State May Miss Another Fracking Deadline
Lawmakers Get Input On Environmental Budget
Sweeping Emissions Cuts Proposed For Northeast
Governor Proposes Home Buyout Program In Sandy-Ravaged Areas
Adirondack Wilderness Opening To Public This Spring
(NYLCV)
Governor Cuomo’s Forward-Looking Floodplain Buy-Out Program Deserves Support
East Coast States Strengthen Power Plant Pollution-Cutting Program, Set Model For Nation
(NRDC Switchboard)
Advocates Urge Hudson River Protection At Tappan Zee Bridge Hearing
(The Journal News Lo Hud)
Bloomberg On (Developing) Plans For The Hurricane Sandy Recovery Money
Bloomberg On The Potential Benefits Of A Styrofoam Ban
(Capital New York)
NY Lawmakers Want Public Input On Fracking Review
With His Fracking Decision Looming, Gov. Cuomo’s Political Future Hangs In The Balance
New England At The End Of The Week
Airlines Waive Change Fees Ahead Of Storm
Long Island’s Future Prosperity Depends On Public Transit
Old Christmas Trees Used For Dune Rebuilding In Sandy-Ravaged Communities
How Rockaway’s ‘Skid Row’ Is Healing After Sandy
Manhattan School Still Without Phone Service After Sandy
LOOK: Graffiti Artist Uses NYC Rooftops In Romantic Way
NYC-ARTS: Canstruction NYC 2012: Building Awareness and Breaking the Rules for a Good Cause
(Huffington Post)
Fracking Study Geologist Draws Critics
(Buffalo News)
Officials Speak Against Fracking At New York Capitol
(Saratogian)
Hurricane Sandy Aid Money Does Not Come Quickly, In A Dump Truck
New York City Will Not Get 38 Inches of Snow
Thanks To Sandy, It’s ‘Restaurant Week’ For Rats
(NY Magazine)
What Unfunded Mandate Ask Gas Drillers
(Capital Confidential)
Council Wants To Safeguard Power Lines From Future Storms
(Gotham Gazette)
(City Atlas)
40 Green Codes Task Force Proposals Now Incorporated Into Laws And Practices
(Urban Green Blog)
Solar One Workforce Lab Offers New Certificate
(Solar One)
City Rats Displaced By Sandy Moved Inland, Residents Say
You Might Have Heard, There’s A Snowstorm Coming
(WNYC)
Yesterday’s Occupy The DEC Protest
(Occupy the Pipeline)
City Prepares For Wintry Blast
Tenant At Far Rockaway Building To Take Management To Court Over Rent Charged During Sandy Aftermath
(NY 1)
(The New York World Columbia Journalism School)
Officials: As Construction Site, World Trade Center Vulnerable To Floods
(Transportation Nation)
NYC Considers Banning Styrofoam At All Food-Service Facilities
(Inhabitat)
Yoko Ono Turns Up The Anti-Fracking Heat
(Times Union)
Snow Headed For City Friday Triggers Flurry Of Storm Prep
Bloomberg Changes Tune On Recycling And Backs Styrofoam Ban
Kosciuszko Bridge Renovation Could Unearth Native American Artifacts
Organic Wine Store Brings Purest Vintages To Staten Island
(DNA Info)
Green-Wood Attempts To Revive Cemeteries As Parks
Danish Artist Uses Toxic Gowanus Sludge To Paint, Harvests Sludge Wearing A White Fur Hat
(Brooklyn Paper)
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