Climate change is expected to increase NYC’s vulnerability to weather-related events. To address this, NYC has redesigned neighborhoods and buildings for resilience. The first in the world, NYC’s new law requires city buildings (except places of worship and rent-regulated housing) to limit their emissions. Owners must improve insulation, lighting and heating systems. 1. The Carbon […]
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As the climate crisis worsens, NYC is fighting back with innovative initiatives. From cutting carbon emissions in city buildings to capturing the asphyxiant greenhouse gas in parks, these programs are working towards long-term goals. Getting to zero GHG emissions is the largest challenge for cities like New York. But the upfront costs of this work
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The best time to visit NYC is spring and fall. These months avoid the crowds of the summer while still offering pleasant temperatures and plenty of events. Culture hounds should plan a visit during the height of the theater and opera seasons in late spring and early summer, when top museums mount blockbuster exhibitions. In
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The best time to visit New York City is in spring and fall when hotel prices are reasonable. The city’s crowds are thinner than in summer and the temperature is comfortable. January through March is the off season in terms of weather, but if you don’t mind snow this can be an excellent time to
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The best time to visit New York is spring and fall, which offer mild weather and comfortable conditions for sightseeing. Colorful flowers bloom and the city comes alive with a sense of energy. Summer (June through August) can be hot and humid but also offers a variety of activities like outdoor concerts and Shakespeare in
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New York city has been a major player in America’s history and has several iconic landmarks that call attention to itself and have captured the hearts of many tourists. The city is famed for its striking skyscrapers, cathedrals and theaters. Here are some of the best iconic landmarks in NYC you should not miss. 1.
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Urbanization is the shift of people from rural to urban areas, a process that has been happening around the world. While NYC has been a leading US and global city in responding to a wide range of environmental challenges, it is now facing the threat of climate change, which is projected to impact the city
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NYC Climate Solutions is a team of city employees, community members and nonprofit organizations who work to create pathways to reach our climate goals. They are tackling a range of projects that can help New York meet our 80×50 goals and make the city more resilient to the impacts of climate change. 1. The Living
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A new report from the State’s Climate Action Council lays out a wide-ranging roadmap for how New York can meet its ambitious greenhouse gas-cutting goals. The plan focuses on six categories that make up the bulk of the state’s emissions. It includes suggestions for how the state should shift toward electric vehicles, bolster its power
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Air quality is a major environmental health concern in New York City (NYC). It impacts the health of all people. Many factors contribute to NYC’s air quality, including traffic, building emissions, and weather. These factors change from day to day, making it difficult to predict how bad the air will be. Ozone Ozone is one
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