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Trees grow in Brooklyn

Greening up the big city is a dream no more! New York is taking an approach to cleaning up its waterways by establishing green-infrastructure as the EPA emphasizes the nation’s need to improve sewer foundations. With requirements set, New York is on its way to a greener future. KP

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