A Sensible New Yorker’s Guide to Legionella Season
In early July, the Upper East Side saw a cluster of Legionnaires’ cases. Then the Guggenheim and the…
Brooklynites urged to ‘be vigilant,’ stay cool as short but intense heat wave grips New York City • Brooklyn Paper
Cooling Centers are once again open in Brooklyn as a short but intense heat wave takes hold of…
Judge tosses lawsuit that aimed to block Lower Manhattan climate resiliency project
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge dismissed a lawsuit that could have derailed construction on a Lower Manhattan climate…
Swimmer bitten in suspected shark attack at Jones Beach, prompting brief closure
A swimmer was bitten on the foot in a suspected shark attack Friday at a New York beach,…
New York Is About to Feel Hotter Than Phoenix
The eastern US is the latest place to be hit with intense heat as the world plays a…
Long and dangerous heat wave to roast America from Dallas to New York through July 4th holiday
A long and dangerous heat wave will blast a large swath of the central and eastern United States…
Bronx gardens adapt to unpredictable weather as climate change alters growing seasons | The Riverdale Press
by Michelle Mullen The plants and trees at Wave Hill and the New York Botanical Garden are more…
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce holds 5th annual Energy Summit
According to Harris, while the benefits of building decarbonization exist, the upfront costs are prohibitive for many consumers.…
National COSH Applauds NYC Heat Protection Order — Occupational Health & Safety
National COSH Applauds NYC Heat Protection Order Worker advocates say the executive order is a major step toward…
Register by June 30 for 2026 CitiesAlive NYC Early Bird Pricing
Join Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) and Greenroofs.com at CitiesAlive 2026, September 30 – October 3 in…
Here’s what can come next with climate-change fever finally breaking
Something was conspicuously missing from California’s primary this month. In the state that built its political identity around…
Norwood teacher wins $25,000 award for inspiring students through environmental justice – Bronx Times
Deborah Reich, a biology and environmental science teacher at World View High School in Norwood, received a $25,000…