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New Dorp Beach »

The city announced a nearly $100 million project that will add miles of storm sewers to Staten Island.

Great Kills »

The first trees were planted at Brookfield Landfill, which is expected to open as a park in 2017.

Chelsea »

The mayor said his PlaNYC program has gotten thousands of buildings to burn cleaner heating oil.

Melrose »

The Osborne Association's new roof will reduce storm runoff and cut energy costs.

Jamaica »

ExxonMobil was found liable for contaminating Queens groundwater.

Gowanus »

A city project to help clean up the Gowanus Canal will wrap up by the end of the year.

Richmond Town »

A group of students counted glass eels at Richmond Creek.

Port Richmond »

The Staten Island rooftop alone will get enough solar panels to cover one-and-a-half football fields.

Springfield Gardens »

The city is beginning work on an upgrade to Springfield Gardens' water and sewer infrastructure.

Willets Point »

Thirty-seven students were named 'Water Champions' at a ceremony held at Citi Field Wednesday afternoon.

Manhattan »

The plan will increase the city's green and gray infrastructure.

Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick »

The Newtown Creek Waste Treatment Plant has all of its three batteries fully operational.

East Village & Lower East Side »

A water main broke during during rush hour at Delancey Street just west of the Williamsburg Bridge.

Harlem »

The Department of Environmental Protection released a report that showed a loose nut on a fuel line may have led to the massive fire.

Harlem »

Proposed law calls for real-time water quality updates to be available to the public in the wake of the North River sewage plant fire in July.