recycling

"Chandelier" by Katharine Harvey is on display at the World Financial Center through May 11, 2012.

While the city is widely considered an environmental leader, its recycling efforts lag behind.

Police and supermarket staff agreed to fence off a portion of the site to prevent problem visitors and trespassing.

Residents of East Fourth Street claim visitors to the facility publicly drink, fight, make noise and urinate on their block.

The environmental group GrowNYC announced plan to collect and recycle secondhand clothing from New Yorkers to reduce waste.

P.S. 89 has cut its lunchtime waste by more than half since switching to the sugarcane trays.

Tokio 7 recently set the 8-foot metal statue outside its shop to draw in customers and promote recycling.

The city has proposed delaying construction on two controversial trash sites and the Gansevoort recycling center.

Do some spring cleaning by bringing old electronics to be recycled at an e-waste event at P.S. 87.

Residents slapped with parking, littering and many other types of tickets can now fight their charges online.

The 74-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was fed through a massive mill on the plaza Saturday morning.

The exhibition Upcycle at the educational Alliance features artists' sculptures using everyday trash as a medium.

Violence and disturbances have recently plagued supermarket recycling facilities in the East Village, scaring locals.

Together, the new laws form the most extensive overhaul of recycling in the city in more than 20 years.

Friends Jonathan Aquino, Brian Espaillat and Xavier Feliz, aim to bring good vibes with their bike creations.