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The first detailed review of the medical records of nearly 10,000 ground zero workers who are suing New York City and its contractors suggests that many are not as sick as their lawyers have claimed, attorneys for the city say.
The city’s review, ...
It still costs more to recycle paper, plastic, metal and glass in New York
City than to simply chuck everything into the trash. But the cost difference has
narrowed, and if the trend continues, recycling could end up being cheaper than
trash disposal ...
From ANTHONY DEPALMA,
EcoEarth News,
29 May 2008
NEW YORK: A new study by the Mount Sinai School of Medicine suggests that the percentage of ground zero workers who suffered post-traumatic stress was roughly the same as for airline crash recovery workers and returning Afghanistan war veterans.
The ...
A new study by the Mount Sinai School of Medicine suggests that the percentage of ground zero workers who suffered post-traumatic stress is roughly the same as for airline crash recovery workers and returning Afghanistan war veterans.
The study of 10,1 ...
The New York City Water Board voted on Friday morning to approve a 14.5 percent increase for water and sewer rates, the largest increase since 1992.
When the new rate is in place on July 1, according to the city’s Independent Budget Office, water ...
HANCOCK, N.Y. Five-foot-10, 270 pounds, with truck axle arms and a rawhide neck, Earl F. Hennessey is a third-generation Catskill quarryman who always did things the way his daddy and granddaddy taught him.
Now the state wants him to ...
Industrial hygienists, academics, residents and a long list of others testified at a City Council hearing on Tuesday against a bill that would make New York the first city in the nation to require certain chemical, biological and radiation detectors to ...
An environmental group on Monday harshly criticized the way New York reviews wastewater pollution permits, saying the process has likely increased pollution in the state’s waterways and has violated federal laws.
The group, Environmental Advocates of ...
Health officials are still trying to figure out whether the lead found in some artificial grass poses a serious health hazard for children who play on the fields.
But even as testing and analysis continue, some officials in the New York region have ...
In a city of big projects, it ranks among the biggest. New York City’s Department of Environmental Protection is building one of the largest water filtration plants in the world in a 10-story-deep hole it blasted out of bedrock in the Bronx. When ...
