As pandemic drags on, Mott Haven sees more packaged deliveries — and more litter
While walking home from work, Mildred Leon-Valdez says she’s noticed more recyclable materials around Mott
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Recycling advocates hit NYCHA with lawsuit
Longword’s Mothers on the Move is one of three environmental justice organizations that have filed a lawsuit against NYCHA, contending that workers routinely flaunt laws requiring them to sort recyclables from regular trash.
Public housing tenants team up against waste
They say they have to because officials aren’t following through Mott Haven Houses’ resident Brigitte
From the editor: Say no to an incinerator
Twelve years ago, a huge crane pried the stacks off the South Bronx Medical Waste
Cooking grease stirs debate in Port Morris
A proposal that clean air advocates say will cut air pollution nationally has some Port Morris residents saying “Maybe so, but what about our air?”
They expressed concern about a proposal to store used cooking oil in a former garage on East 140th Street at a public forum in January.
New jobs coming to Port Morris
Two dozen new “green” jobs are on the way to Port Morris, between now and
In the news, August 15-21
St.Luke’s School on E. 139th St. near the corner of Cypress Ave will be celebrating
Mott Haven flunks Recycling 101
Housing Authority facilities make recycling difficult Glass, metals, apple cores: It’s all the same to