The triumph of burbopolis

Article Abstract:

A journalist, who was raised in the Long Island suburbs, returned to the area after an absence of almost 30 years, and describes the visit. The lifestyle of the area seemed changed, less isolated, and perhaps more unified with the life of Manhattan.

New York, Personal narratives, Housing, Cover Story, Suburbs, Long Island (New York)

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Look who's saving the elm

Article Abstract:

New York City is one of the last bastions of healthy elm trees, that elsewhere, are declining in number from Dutch elm disease. When the city was low on funding of tree care, citizens protested until money was found to protect them from the disease.

Management, New York, New York, Protection and preservation, Environmental policy, Elm, Dutch elm disease, Elms

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Produce politics

Article Abstract:

Food labels in supermarkets are moving organic designations to include information about social justice and environmental protection issues. Including these stories on some food is a threat to the mainstream food business.

United States, Food industry, Environmental aspects, Ethical aspects, Labeling, Labels, Green products, Food labeling

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