The conscious consumer
Does buying labels with a “sustainability promise” equal a sustainable lifestyle?
Does buying labels with a “sustainability promise” equal a sustainable lifestyle?
The constant noise of New York City – how does it affect us? stillspotting nyc, a project of the Guggenheim Museum, is addressing this question.…
The Barclays Center, the new home of the Brooklyn Nets, opens this Friday and will feature many key sustainable construction elements.
Even though the day was hot and the park looked more like an arid desert with few green bushes, the children there concentrated on their dream: building their own ideal cities.
It’s mid-summer and thanks to the persistent sun, the sunflowers are doing great this year. We will be at La Finca this Saturday from 11-2pm to discuss the project and phytoremediation. Please join us.
Could diversifying New York’s economy be a deep way to both address urban success and environmental well-being?
A panel at CUNY addressed this challenging question through the lens of artist Mary Miss /City as Living Laboratory’s Broadway: 1000 Steps.
GrowNYC has been working, with the help of the consumer (you!) to make NYC a more sustainable city for the environment, as well as homo sapiens!
Can you be “green certified” like the LEED rating system for buildings?
¡Desde hoy, en City Atlas estamos encantados de comunicarnos en Español tambien. Gracias por leernos y que viva el progreso!
A mere stone’s throw from the 4/5 Bowling Green station is a small urban farm that yields herbs, vegetables and fertile soil from compost.
Summer has arrived! Soon enough, you’ll be seeing blue. Thousands of blue bicycles.
(Image via GSAAP Studio-X NYC) What role does social media play in city design and development? Technological changes have brought forth new ways for…
Need an outlet for ideas? Just write on the car. A car entirely wrapped in plastic appeared at Fifth Avenue and Second Street in Park Slope last weekend. With markers taped to the plastic, the car was asking to be written on. The largest text read, “ideas for public space.”
Chock full of the essentials, this guide introduces the principles of permaculture and provides handy call-outs featuring resources and more
One of the ways that we can work to reverse this trend is by participating in the NYC Department of Sanitation’s Apartment Building Recycling Initiative (ABRI).
How much do you know about renewable energy? The Field Guide to Renewable Energy Technologies is an amazing new resource developed by Land Art Generator Initiative.
2012 SAFE Disposal Events: Locations in every borough where you can drop-off your potentially hazardous household materials.