Rep. Serrano & Melissa Iachan: Seeking Environmental Justice In South Bronx
Twenty-five years ago this week, activists at the First National
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BP Diaz Invests Over $14 Million In Bronx Parks
Today, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. announced that his
$22 Million Project In Midland Beach Will Build New Wetlands
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer today joined New York City
11M+ Gallons Reduction In H2O Consumption
New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Emily
Bronx Residents Fight FreshDirect Relocation Citing Environmental Racism
Lawyers representing members of a South Bronx coalition were in
Life Returns In The Bronx River
For much of the twentieth-century, the Bronx River became a
New Rule Requires Dry Cleaners To Disclose Chemicals Used
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) today
Bronx Bucks: NY Clean Truck Program Accepting Applicants
Truck owners from South Bronx may be eligible to obtain
$100 Million In Infrastructure Upgrades
Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Carter Strickland, Transportation (DOT)
Preventing Pollution From Car Repair Businesses In South Bronx
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $149,000 to the
$4.7M Awarded To Improve Waterways
New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Carter
Residential Toilet Replacement Program To Begin This Fall
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) today
Bronx Business Invests In Solar, Saves $50K
GAL Manufacturing, a family-owned Bronx elevator parts manufacturer adjacent to
Help Clean Gun Hill Road Tree Pits
Local resident and tree lover Janice Flood is leading a
Bronx Residents Concerned Over Methane Gas
Residents of a Bronx neighborhood are concerned that construction of
Is Trump’s New Bronx Golf Course Toxic?
According to a new report, Donald Trump's new $97 Million
Eight Landscape Projects, Including One In Bronx, Win Sustainability Honors
The Sustainable Sites Initiativeā¢ (SITESā¢) has announced eight projects that
Two Bronx Beaches Closed Because Of Bacteria
Two swimming holes near Orchard Beach in Bronx have been
Bronx Company Charged Dumping Waste
A Bronx demolition company was charged Thursday with dumping a
Reducing Combined Sewer Overflows
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and New
Fracking Judged To Cause Ohio Earthquakes
The solid earth is riddled with faults. Each fault is
Strengthening The Green Economy
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Deputy Administrator Bob Perciasepe and
Powerful Pressures & Special Waters
It does seem like there is something magical about artesian
Restoring Grace To A River Dedicated To An American Hero
Ten years ago, Eleanor and Giles Rae began a journey