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June 2008 - Issue 1 |
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GREEN TIP 
"For health reasons, it's safer to opt for heat-resistant glass or ceramic containers for use in microwaves. It's also greener: It reduces our reliance on plastics, which create CO2 in their production, and cuts down on trash."
Sat & Sun from 6/7/08 - 8/31/08
This exhibition houses the sustainability-themed work of CUNY studentsresearchers and artists alike. Exhibition visitors will have an opportunity to vote in the Green Peoples Choice Awards after reviewing submitted posters and art pieces. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will be awarded in both competitions.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Bike Rack Blues: The Search for a Place to Park PLANYC2030: Does it Work for New York? Questioning Nuclear Power's Ability To Forestall Global Warming |
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Hunter College, Office of Communications, Room E1301
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg's unprecedented long-term sustainability plan for New York City, PlaNYC2030, is a year old. But the failure (at least for now) of what the mayor's office declared to be a keystone of the plan -- congestion pricing in Manhattan -- should lead to some serious reflection about how to create a workable long-term plan for the city.
