Tue 20 Jul 2010
New York City Adds to Oversight of Asbestos Inspectors
Filed under: Asbestos, Buildings Department (NYC), Todaro, Saverio F, Department of Environmental Protection, Environmental Protection Agency, Building (Construction), Air Pollution, Environment, New York City — @ 8:35 pm

After a recent case involving hundreds of falsified reports, New York City officials have increased oversight.


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Tue 20 Jul 2010
New York Increases Monitoring of Asbestos Inspectors
Filed under: Asbestos, Buildings Department (NYC), Todaro, Saverio F, Department of Environmental Protection, Environmental Protection Agency, Building (Construction), Air Pollution, Environment, New York City — @ 6:44 pm

After a recent case involving hundreds of falsified reports, the city says it is conducting more audits, spot checks and installing a computerized filing system.


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Wed 23 Dec 2009
States Settle With Plant Polluting Region’s Air
Filed under: Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Duke Energy Corp|DUK|NYSE, Adirondack Mountains (NY), Environmental Protection Agency, Environment, Air Pollution — @ 1:43 am

Emissions from Duke Energy’s 560-megawatt Gallagher Station in Indiana blow eastward and bring smog and soot to areas like the Adirondacks.


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Thu 17 Dec 2009
On Upper East Side (Gasp!), Some of the City’s Dirtiest Air
Filed under: Air Pollution, Automobiles, Upper East Side (NYC) — @ 6:26 am

A study of street-level airborne pollution has found that the Upper East Side, which has some of the country’s richest ZIP codes, is home to some of the dirtiest air in the five boroughs.


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Mon 19 Oct 2009
Groups Criticize a Proposal to Pull Environmental Funds
Filed under: Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, New York State Energy Research and Development Authorit, Alternative and Renewable Energy, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, States (US), Paterson, David A, Environmental Advocates, New York League of Conservation Voters, Air Pollution — @ 5:11 am

Gov. David A. Paterson proposed moving $90 million from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative to help close New York’s nearly $50 billion deficit.


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Mon 19 Oct 2009
Our Towns: In Fighting Coal Plant, a Dilemma
Filed under: Energy Efficiency, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, New Jersey Environmental Federation, Department of Environmental Protection, Global Warming, Carbon Dioxide, Air Pollution, New Jersey — @ 5:11 am

In Linden, N.J., environmentalists must decide whether to support unproven technology that combats climate change or fight everything that comes down the Turnpike.


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Thu 2 Jul 2009
Soil and the City
Filed under: Carpets and Rugs, Home Furnishings, Textiles, Air Pollution, New York City — @ 8:18 pm

To keep their place pristine, Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, above, and his partner usually wear shorts and T-shirts at home.New York City’s dirt level — a mix of soot and everything from ground-up car tires to sea salt — is high, and so homeowners who love white rugs and sofas pay a higher price. Call it the dirt tax.

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Thu 2 Jul 2009
Soil in the City
Filed under: Carpets and Rugs, Home Furnishings, Textiles, Air Pollution, New York City — @ 8:06 am

To keep their place pristine, Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, above, and his partner usually wear shorts and T-shirts at home.New York City’s dirt level — a mix of soot and everything from ground-up car tires to sea salt — is high, and so homeowners who love white rugs and sofas pay a higher price. Call it the dirt tax.

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Sat 22 Nov 2008
About New York: At a New York Seminary, a Green Idea Gets Tangled in Red Tape
Filed under: Geothermal Power, Bureaucratic Red Tape, Environment, Air Pollution, New York City — @ 5:21 am

A geothermal energy plan to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions has been continually delayed by a four-year siege of red tape.

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Sat 22 Nov 2008
About New York: When a Green Idea Is Caught in Red Tape
Filed under: Geothermal Power, Bureaucratic Red Tape, Environment, Air Pollution, New York City — @ 3:43 am

A geothermal energy plan to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions has been continually delayed by a four-year siege of red tape.

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