all stories tagged "environment"
Solar and wind power in private buildings have a give-and-take relationship with the electric grid.
The city's proposal for teeny apartments is part of a larger movement to fill the evolving needs of a growing population.
Former Mayor Ed Koch has called for closing the aging nuclear plant in Westchester County, saying it poses a danger to the 8 million people who live 24 miles to the south in New York City – especially in the wake of what was learned from the Fukushima disaster.
On City of Water Day, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance will reintroduce New York to its lifeblood.
The bill, passed at the last minute in Congress, received both sighs of relief and strong negative reactions from law makers and transit advocates.
New York City is booming with social media start-ups, but as we face some of the highest spending on energy in the country, who's working in clean tech?
New Jersey DEP Commissioner says the organization is investigating ways to cope with rising sea levels and flooding, as well as improve air quality and keep state parks open.VIDEO
The National Resources Defense Council tracked the water quality at every beach in the city in 2011. A new report shows the results.
Advances in the nanotechnology field are making their way into everyday life. Area scientists agree that the public should learn about nanotechnology's applications.VIDEO
In the wake of large resistance to natural gas drilling, the controversial process may be confined to four counties. Lawmakers say many issues aren't being addressed.VIDEO
