Hell Gate is owned & run by journalists covering NYC.
This never doesn't stink about going to a Mets game. Shameful.
A Seneca Falls landfill—which is the state's largest emitter of methane—is supposed to close at the end of the year. But a Texas-based trash corporation and the politicians they helped elect are fighting to keep it open until 2040.
Two years after its passage, the Build Public Renewables Act is poised to produce solar and battery storage investments that could power the homes of 7 million New Yorkers.
Hell Gate went to the Staten Island Compost Facility, where we fell for decaying food scraps and all of their potential.
Lower Manhattan is getting a little more protection from Sandy-level storm surges.
It really doesn't help that the people in charge of the state's power authority really don't want to do it.
Community composting got $6.2 million in the budget, but the climate-saving initiative has had a "bittersweet" few weeks.