In 2018, NCA, Riverkeeper and Perkins+Will launched the Newtown Creek Vision plan, a 150 page report chronicling priority issues and 85 proposed projects to address Remediation, Restoration, Recreation and Resilience. The report builds upon decades of planning and mexican cialis visioning efforts by numerous community members and organizations; framing ideas in the wake of upcoming Superfund remediation and Clean Water improvements. Read the full plan here.
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Come join us for a public meeting of the Newtown Creek Alliance on Wednesday, June 29th at 6:30pm. Location to be announced. Items on the agenda include: (o) Status update on Newtown Creek grant funded projects, including the newly awarded NYC DEP’s 2011 Green Infrastructure Grant Program $206,188 grant to construct a green roof on […]
The NCA with AWISCO Welding Supply and Highview Creations LLC have been awarded $206,188 to construct a green roof on AWISCO’s Maspeth, Queens building as part of the NYC DEP’s 2011 Green Infrastructure Grant Program. The roof will manage over 390,000 gallons of stormwater per year, directly reducing CSOs to Newtown Creek. It will also […]
Art & Sustainability, 6/1 When: Wednesday, June 1st, 6:30-8:30pm Where: Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Visitor Center, 329 Greenpoint Ave. [directions] Join us for the NYC Dept of Environmental Protection’s speaker series where we will be hearing from George Trakas, environmental sculpture artist and designer of the Newtown Creek Nature Walk, and Mary Mattingly, whose […]
The Mayor’s Proposed Budget for the New York City Dept of Sanitation would gut New York City’s landmark 2006 Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP), undermining its goals of equity and environmental responsibility. It would functionally eliminate every Manhattan facility included in the SWMP, as well as the Marine Transfer Station (MTS) to be located in […]
