5 ways to increase area of Manhattan without tearing down old buildings

The Bigger Apple is a wonderful discussion of ways to increase the size of Manhattan Island. The author, the former chief executive of the Battery Park City Authority, gets into details of how to develop these areas.

Very clever and something we could do in every city, even in our suburbs.

New York House Magazine (really a green building magazine...)

I met Jim Andrews at the recent Healthy Environment, Healthy Economy Conference in Albany. Jim publishes New York House Magazine and we sat on a panel together.

I read the issue on the flight back and it is really well done. You don't need to live in New York to enjoy it either.

If you hear of any other Green Happenings in New York, please let us know.

You can read Jim's version of our encounter here.

New York Tries to Make Yellow Cabs Greener
new hybrid SUVs added to the city's fleet of 12,760 yellow cabs.

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