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Heat waves are a real ‘World’ problem. Not just for us city dwellers here in New York City, but for all people around the world,
Last month, the North American Passive House Network held their sixth annual national conference, NAPHN19, in New York City. For five days, a wide range of professionals attended
New York City’s portable and wastewater management system has been around for several years. The average person in New York takes water for granted and
Every year we see on the news more wildfires, floods, droughts, heat waves, tornados, and storms. Last year, it cost our country $306 billion in
3,843 miles away from New York City and across the Atlantic Ocean is a city that knows how to deal with flooding from heavy rains.
Clear and decisive pathways for cities to become resilient against climate change are spelled out in the new report “Climate Change and Cities (ARC3.2).” The
They came from cities all over the world in a galvanized effort to take on climate change and affect a plan for low-carbon, resilient urban
Wild crops are being threatened by intensive farming, deforestation and urbanization. Twenty different kinds of rice, wheat, and even yam plants have recently been listed
When discussing the topic of climate change, it is essential to begin with a brief definition of climate change to know exactly what it is;
From my experience, many individuals dismiss environmental climate change as a leading and urgent issue, not because they don’t believe it to be true or
Photo Credit: MIT Technology Review I have always wondered why car dealerships do not push to sell hybrid vehicles like they push to sale non-hybrid
Photo Credit: Rebecca Blackwell / AP Lately, Mexico has been shaken by several earthquakes in a row. These earthquakes started on September 7, 2017. One
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