Serving Mott Haven, Melrose & Port Morris
With Columbia’s funding in flux, South Bronx Unite may have to look elsewhere for funds The future of the Clean Air Program, a collaboration between South Bronx Unite and Columbia…
Bronx environmental advocates are urging borough residents to raise their voices for better waterfront access and better funding for public parks. Environmental advocates urged New Yorkers to fight for more…
South Bronx activists are concerned about the future — but they’re ready to keep fighting for clean air and more. South Bronx environmentalists predict the Trump administration’s priorities will pose…
On a recent Saturday morning in Mott Haven, Leila Tazi, who works as an environmental organizer at Brooklyn College, was among a group of climate activists speaking to an auditorium…
When The Point CDC’s Climate Justice Hub Advocate asked the assembly in a church meeting room if they had experienced high pollution in their Bronx neighborhoods, more than half raised…
At the very end of Lincoln Avenue, between the Willis and Third Avenue bridges, hidden behind trucks from the waste treatment plants and FreshDirect headquarters, 30 people gathered on September…
A flood sensor may be coming to a street near you. FloodNet, a partnership that brings communities, research organizations and city government together to cope with flooding across New York…
When Gov. Kathy Hochul put an indefinite pause in June on much-anticipated plans for congestion pricing in the city, under pressure not to burden suburban commuters with steep tolls, some…