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On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment. Recognizing the importance to reduce global carbon emissions, and the value of leading by example, New York has set the goal of reducing its citywide carbon emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels and reducing carbon emissions from government operations 20 percent below fiscal year 2006 levels by 2017.
To avoid serious consequences of climate change, it is now, more important than ever, that the global community work together to collectively reduce GHG emissions. This is especially important in the world's cities which, while less carbon intensive per square foot than suburban and rural areas in developed countries, have been estimated to be responsible for 80 percent of the world's GHG emissions. To allow New York City to effectively manage its share of GHG emissions, it is necessary to complete accurate and regular assessments and of its GHG emissions output, which are tracked in the annual inventory.
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009.
Future City exhibits the sustainable solutions of Barcelona, Copenhagen, Jakarta, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, São Paulo and Toronto. Through their commitment, investments and actions these cities are setting an example with regard to developing and implementing innovative climate solutions in wind, water and solar energy, in waste and recycling, in transport and buildings.
The exhibition hosts the Climate Summit for Mayors where 80 mayors from all over the world meet to show how cities act.
The exhibition is curated and produced by Danish Architecture Centre for the City of Copenhagen.
- published: 11 Dec 2009
- views: 110169
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability program, is also creating new, environmentally friendly transport modes such as rapid bus service to reduce commute time, new bike lanes, and bike-sharing programs.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 4100
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers need to protect, especially against industrial gas drilling, "hydrofracking," which could contaminate the supply. The good news is that PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability strategy, is working with the state to maintain and enforce environmental regulations for now and for future generations of New Yorkers.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1017
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease. But PlaNYC, the city's environmental sustainability strategy, is making progress identifying and eradicating the major culprit behind air pollution - and it's not traffic. Watch now to learn more!
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1640
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built upon the progress and lessons of the past four years. With aging transportation and infrastructure, a changing climate and an evolving economy, PlaNYC calls for improvements that are necessary to meet the needs of our growing population.
- published: 25 May 2011
- views: 952
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emissions.
- published: 09 Apr 2010
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NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emmisions.
- published: 09 Apr 2010
- views: 208
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the American Museum of Natural History on Earth Day 2007. The Mayor's proposals, called PlaNYC, will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and will improve the City's infrastructure to accommodate 1 million additional New Yorkers over the next 25 years.
- published: 14 May 2007
- views: 1804
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of PlaNYC, the city's long-term sustainability program. While innovative solutions are on the horizon, recycling is one way everybody, from individuals to one eco-minded pizza shop, are helping make a greener, greater NYC.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
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PlaNYC
PlaNYC is an effort released by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2007 to prepare the city for one million more residents, strengthen the economy, combat climate change, and enhance the quality of life for all New Yorkers. The Plan brought together over 25 City agencies to work toward the vision of a greener, greater New York. Since then, significant progress has been made towards the long-term goals set by the Plan.
PlaNYC specifically targets ten areas of interest: Housing and Neighborhoods; Parks and Public Spaces; Brownfields; Waterways; Water Supply; Transportation; Energy; Air Quality; Solid Waste; and Climate Change.
Over 97% of the 127 initiatives in PlaNYC were launched within one-year of its release and almost two-thirds of its 2009 milestones were achieved or mostly achieved. The plan was updated in 2011 and has been expanded to 132 initiatives and more than 400 specific milestones for December 31, 2013.
Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding, led the team of experts that developed the plan, which The New York Times called the Bloomberg administration’s "most far-reaching"—"its fate could determine whether his administration will be remembered as truly transformative."
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23:50plaNYC - A Greener, Greater New York
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On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment. Recognizing the importance to reduce global carbon emissions, and the value of leading by example, New York has set the goal of reducing its citywide carbon emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels and reducing carbon emissions from government operations 20 percent below fiscal year 2006 levels by 2017. To avoid serious consequences of climate change, it is now, more important than ever, that the global community work together to collectively reduce GHG emissions. This is especially important in the world's cities which, while less carbon intensive per square foot than suburban and rural areas in developed countries, have been estimated to be responsible for 80 percent of the world's GHG emissions. To allow New York City to effectively manage its share of GHG emissions, it is necessary to complete accurate and regular assessments and of its GHG emissions output, which are tracked in the annual inventory. -
4:31Future City - New York
Future City - New YorkFuture City - New York
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009. Future City exhibits the sustainable solutions of Barcelona, Copenhagen, Jakarta, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, São Paulo and Toronto. Through their commitment, investments and actions these cities are setting an example with regard to developing and implementing innovative climate solutions in wind, water and solar energy, in waste and recycling, in transport and buildings. The exhibition hosts the Climate Summit for Mayors where 80 mayors from all over the world meet to show how cities act. The exhibition is curated and produced by Danish Architecture Centre for the City of Copenhagen. -
2:31That's So New York: PlaNYC - Transportation
That's So New York: PlaNYC - TransportationThat's So New York: PlaNYC - Transportation
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability program, is also creating new, environmentally friendly transport modes such as rapid bus service to reduce commute time, new bike lanes, and bike-sharing programs. -
2:31That's So New York: PlaNYC - Water Supply
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Water SupplyThat's So New York: PlaNYC - Water Supply
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers need to protect, especially against industrial gas drilling, "hydrofracking," which could contaminate the supply. The good news is that PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability strategy, is working with the state to maintain and enforce environmental regulations for now and for future generations of New Yorkers. -
2:31That's So New York: PlaNYC Air Quality
That's So New York: PlaNYC Air QualityThat's So New York: PlaNYC Air Quality
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease. But PlaNYC, the city's environmental sustainability strategy, is making progress identifying and eradicating the major culprit behind air pollution - and it's not traffic. Watch now to learn more! -
2:31That's So New York: PlaNYC 2011 Update
That's So New York: PlaNYC 2011 UpdateThat's So New York: PlaNYC 2011 Update
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built upon the progress and lessons of the past four years. With aging transportation and infrastructure, a changing climate and an evolving economy, PlaNYC calls for improvements that are necessary to meet the needs of our growing population. -
23:33plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 1
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NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emissions. -
23:32plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 3
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NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emmisions. -
1:22Prime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC
Prime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYCPrime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the American Museum of Natural History on Earth Day 2007. The Mayor's proposals, called PlaNYC, will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and will improve the City's infrastructure to accommodate 1 million additional New Yorkers over the next 25 years. -
2:31That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid WasteThat's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of PlaNYC, the city's long-term sustainability program. While innovative solutions are on the horizon, recycling is one way everybody, from individuals to one eco-minded pizza shop, are helping make a greener, greater NYC.
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plaNYC - A Greener, Greater New York
On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment. Recognizing the importance to reduce global carbon emissions, and the value of leading by example, New York has set the goal of reducing its citywide carbon emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels and reducing carbon emissions from government operations 20 percent below fiscal year 2006 levels by 2017. To avoid serious consequences of climate change, it is now, more important than ever, that the global community work together to collectively reduce GHG emissions. This is espe... -
Future City - New York
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009. Future City exhibits the sustainable solutions of Barcelona, Copenhagen, Jakarta, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, São Paulo and Toronto. Through their commitment, investments and actions these cities are setting an example with regard to developing and implementing innovative climate solutions in wind, water and solar energy, in waste and recycling, in transport and buildings. The exhibition hosts the Climate Summit for Mayors where 80 mayors from all over the world meet to show how cities act. The exhibition is curated and produced by Danish Architecture Centre for the City of Copenhagen. -
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Transportation
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability program, is also creating new, environmentally friendly transport modes such as rapid bus service to reduce commute time, new bike lanes, and bike-sharing programs. -
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Water Supply
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers need to protect, especially against industrial gas drilling, "hydrofracking," which could contaminate the supply. The good news is that PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability strategy, is working with the state to maintain and enforce environmental regulations for now and for future generations of New Yorkers. -
That's So New York: PlaNYC Air Quality
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease. But PlaNYC, the city's environmental sustainability strategy, is making progress identifying and eradicating the major culprit behind air pollution - and it's not traffic. Watch now to learn more! -
That's So New York: PlaNYC 2011 Update
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built upon the progress and lessons of the past four years. With aging transportation and infrastructure, a changing climate and an evolving economy, PlaNYC calls for improvements that are necessary to meet the needs of our growing population. -
plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 1
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emissions. -
plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 3
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emmisions. -
Prime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the American Museum of Natural History on Earth Day 2007. The Mayor's proposals, called PlaNYC, will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and will improve the City's infrastructure to accommodate 1 million additional New Yorkers over the next 25 years. -
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of PlaNYC, the city's long-term sustainability program. While innovative solutions are on the horizon, recycling is one way everybody, from individuals to one eco-minded pizza shop, are helping make a greener, greater NYC.
plaNYC - A Greener, Greater New York
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- Updated: 15 Apr 2011
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On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduc...
On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment. Recognizing the importance to reduce global carbon emissions, and the value of leading by example, New York has set the goal of reducing its citywide carbon emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels and reducing carbon emissions from government operations 20 percent below fiscal year 2006 levels by 2017.
To avoid serious consequences of climate change, it is now, more important than ever, that the global community work together to collectively reduce GHG emissions. This is especially important in the world's cities which, while less carbon intensive per square foot than suburban and rural areas in developed countries, have been estimated to be responsible for 80 percent of the world's GHG emissions. To allow New York City to effectively manage its share of GHG emissions, it is necessary to complete accurate and regular assessments and of its GHG emissions output, which are tracked in the annual inventory.
wn.com/Planyc A Greener, Greater New York
On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment. Recognizing the importance to reduce global carbon emissions, and the value of leading by example, New York has set the goal of reducing its citywide carbon emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels and reducing carbon emissions from government operations 20 percent below fiscal year 2006 levels by 2017.
To avoid serious consequences of climate change, it is now, more important than ever, that the global community work together to collectively reduce GHG emissions. This is especially important in the world's cities which, while less carbon intensive per square foot than suburban and rural areas in developed countries, have been estimated to be responsible for 80 percent of the world's GHG emissions. To allow New York City to effectively manage its share of GHG emissions, it is necessary to complete accurate and regular assessments and of its GHG emissions output, which are tracked in the annual inventory.
- published: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 554
Future City - New York
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 11 Dec 2009
- views: 110169
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009.
Future City exhibits the ...
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009.
Future City exhibits the sustainable solutions of Barcelona, Copenhagen, Jakarta, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, São Paulo and Toronto. Through their commitment, investments and actions these cities are setting an example with regard to developing and implementing innovative climate solutions in wind, water and solar energy, in waste and recycling, in transport and buildings.
The exhibition hosts the Climate Summit for Mayors where 80 mayors from all over the world meet to show how cities act.
The exhibition is curated and produced by Danish Architecture Centre for the City of Copenhagen.
wn.com/Future City New York
This film is part of the FUTURE CITY exhibition, shown at the City Hall Square in Copenhagen during COP15, from Dec 7 - Dec 18 2009.
Future City exhibits the sustainable solutions of Barcelona, Copenhagen, Jakarta, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, São Paulo and Toronto. Through their commitment, investments and actions these cities are setting an example with regard to developing and implementing innovative climate solutions in wind, water and solar energy, in waste and recycling, in transport and buildings.
The exhibition hosts the Climate Summit for Mayors where 80 mayors from all over the world meet to show how cities act.
The exhibition is curated and produced by Danish Architecture Centre for the City of Copenhagen.
- published: 11 Dec 2009
- views: 110169
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Transportation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 4100
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term ...
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability program, is also creating new, environmentally friendly transport modes such as rapid bus service to reduce commute time, new bike lanes, and bike-sharing programs.
wn.com/That's So New York Planyc Transportation
New Yorkers are a population on the go, but our transportation systems need to be maintained and updated for a growing population. PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability program, is also creating new, environmentally friendly transport modes such as rapid bus service to reduce commute time, new bike lanes, and bike-sharing programs.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 4100
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Water Supply
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1017
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers ne...
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers need to protect, especially against industrial gas drilling, "hydrofracking," which could contaminate the supply. The good news is that PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability strategy, is working with the state to maintain and enforce environmental regulations for now and for future generations of New Yorkers.
wn.com/That's So New York Planyc Water Supply
One of NYC's greatest assets is our delicious and clean water supply, which comes from the pristine, upstate watersheds. But it's a resource that New Yorkers need to protect, especially against industrial gas drilling, "hydrofracking," which could contaminate the supply. The good news is that PlaNYC, the city's long term sustainability strategy, is working with the state to maintain and enforce environmental regulations for now and for future generations of New Yorkers.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1017
That's So New York: PlaNYC Air Quality
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1640
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascu...
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease. But PlaNYC, the city's environmental sustainability strategy, is making progress identifying and eradicating the major culprit behind air pollution - and it's not traffic. Watch now to learn more!
wn.com/That's So New York Planyc Air Quality
While better than it's been in many decades, air quality remains a serious concern in NYC as air pollution can lead to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease. But PlaNYC, the city's environmental sustainability strategy, is making progress identifying and eradicating the major culprit behind air pollution - and it's not traffic. Watch now to learn more!
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 1640
That's So New York: PlaNYC 2011 Update
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 25 May 2011
- views: 952
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built ...
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built upon the progress and lessons of the past four years. With aging transportation and infrastructure, a changing climate and an evolving economy, PlaNYC calls for improvements that are necessary to meet the needs of our growing population.
wn.com/That's So New York Planyc 2011 Update
PlaNYC is a bold environmental agenda for the City of New York; to make the City a greener place. In 2011, PlaNYC has put forward an updated plan that is built upon the progress and lessons of the past four years. With aging transportation and infrastructure, a changing climate and an evolving economy, PlaNYC calls for improvements that are necessary to meet the needs of our growing population.
- published: 25 May 2011
- views: 952
plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:33
- Updated: 09 Apr 2010
- views: 515
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for p...
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emissions.
wn.com/Planyc A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 1
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emissions.
- published: 09 Apr 2010
- views: 515
plaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:32
- Updated: 09 Apr 2010
- views: 208
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for p...
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emmisions.
wn.com/Planyc A Greener, Greater New York, Pt. 3
NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate Sustainability Lecture Series hosts Hilary Beber, Policy Analyst from the NYC Mayor's Office. She presents the plans for plaNYC, released by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day 2007 to reduce citywide carbon emmisions.
- published: 09 Apr 2010
- views: 208
Prime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 14 May 2007
- views: 1804
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the A...
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the American Museum of Natural History on Earth Day 2007. The Mayor's proposals, called PlaNYC, will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and will improve the City's infrastructure to accommodate 1 million additional New Yorkers over the next 25 years.
wn.com/Prime Minister Blair On Mayor Bloomberg's Planyc
British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's sustainability plan in a taped message that played at the Mayor's speech at the American Museum of Natural History on Earth Day 2007. The Mayor's proposals, called PlaNYC, will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and will improve the City's infrastructure to accommodate 1 million additional New Yorkers over the next 25 years.
- published: 14 May 2007
- views: 1804
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 337
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of Pla...
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of PlaNYC, the city's long-term sustainability program. While innovative solutions are on the horizon, recycling is one way everybody, from individuals to one eco-minded pizza shop, are helping make a greener, greater NYC.
wn.com/That's So New York Planyc Solid Waste
NYC collects more than 25 thousand tons of garbage each day, but the city is seeking more environmentally friendly ways to dispose of waste- a commitment of PlaNYC, the city's long-term sustainability program. While innovative solutions are on the horizon, recycling is one way everybody, from individuals to one eco-minded pizza shop, are helping make a greener, greater NYC.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
- views: 337
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published: 18 Jul 2011
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
That's So New York: PlaNYC - Solid Waste
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- published: 18 Jul 2011
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