• The Environment

    Inside the Vertical Farm

    By Posted on 9.4.2008 7 Comments

    10.23.2008 at 06:32pm - Comment by iElement

    I think if this CAN REDUCE WASTED SPACE and power itself, than why not. In these days, no good idea should go unexplored.

  • The Environment

    The Greening of Fresh Kills: In Graphic Exposition

    By Molika Ashford Posted on 2.10.2009 1 Comments

    This spring the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation released the draft environmental impact statement for the Fresh Kills Park Project, their plan to turn the Fresh Kills landfill—hitherto best known as a smelly Staten Island mountain—into a world class public park. The statement will be discussed at an open public hearing on September 4th, 2008, and work begins next year on the project's first small section—wrapping around the landfill's north mound and reaching down to the waterfront. This sliver should be finished within a few years, though the park in its entirety is expected to take around 30 years to complete, with $198 million in initial funding, but much more needed along the line. Next: "New Yorkers filled Staten Island's Fresh Kills landfill for 50 years..."

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    10.23.2008 at 06:26pm - Comment by iElement

    moving



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