Eco Hero: Konstancja Maleszyńska
Superheroes come in many forms. Sometimes the most obvious superhero won’t be wearing a cape …
News About Greenpoint Area Parks
Parks have been a hot topic in the North Brooklyn area recently. Just last week, …
Owner of the CitiStorage Site: Take the City’s Generous Offer Now
Thanks to the herculean efforts of the Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park (FBIP): The City has …
Audubon New York’s “For the Birds!” Lands in Greenpoint
New York City Audubon champions nature in the City’s five boroughs through a combination of …
Go Green! Brooklyn returns to McCarren Park
The Go Green! Brooklyn Festival was a huge success, welcoming hundreds of new and returning …
Mike Schade: The Many Shades of Green
(Photo Credit: Greenpointers | Fabien Palencia) When it comes to ensuring a more sustainable future …
Progress On The Superfund Site at the former Nuhart Plastics Factory
A toxic plume containing 40,000-60,000 gallons of phthalates sits below the former NuHart Plastic Manufacturing …
Let’s Have Some Good Clean Fun With Sam Combs
Sometimes the best ideas seem to come out of nowhere. For Sam Combs, it all …
Video Shows What Sewage Flowing Into Newtown Creek Looks Like
Green organizations like the Newtown Creek Alliance is needed for many reasons, with one being that they help us become more aware of how we need to band together to make our environment more sustainable. A disturbing video published by Newtown Creek Alliance on its Facebook page reveals exactly what “Combined Sewage Overflow” looks like. It definitely opened many people’s eyes.
Go Green! Brooklyn Festival Returns
The Go Green! Greenpoint Festival returns as the Go Green! Brooklyn Festival, signaling its growth in terms of exhibitors, supporters, and attendees, so set your calendars for June 4 in Mccarren Park from 1-5pm.