The library has grown tomatoes, kale, and radishes, just to name a few.
Category: Environmental
Posted inActivism
North Brooklyn Neighbors Hosts First Annual ReusaBall to Highlight Sustainability and Community
Many local businesses have teamed up for this unique event.
Posted inCommunity
This Month in Greenpoint History: P.S. 31 Makes Every Day Earth Day
GCEF is for the kids.
Posted inNews
Bushwick Inlet Park Expands with a New Parcel at 50 Kent Avenue
The park features remarkable views of the Manhattan skyline.
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Posted inCommunity
Transmitter Park Finally Got a Replacement Willow Tree
The original stood in the park for 50 years.
Posted inHistorical Greenpoint
This Month in Greenpoint History: Greenpoint Against Smell and Pollution
The “Garbage-ification” of Greenpoint
Posted inEnvironmental
Here’s What’s Happening with the NuHart Superfund Site
The site is home to hazardous phthalates and TCE.
Posted inNews
EPA Finally Designates Meeker Avenue Plume As a Superfund Site
This is the fourth Superfund site in the city.
Posted inEat & Drink
Essex Farm CSA Gives Greenpoint Farm-to-Table Produce
Ever wonder where your food comes from?
Posted inCommunity
Potential “All Along” Project Would Highlight Contributions of Women Throughout History in Public Spaces Around New York City
There are only five statues of women in New York City parks.