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Geothermal - NYC Mayor de Blasio Announces Path to Provide Geothermal Utility Service - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism

Geothermal - NYC Mayor de Blasio Announces Path to Provide Geothermal Utility Service - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
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How Co-ops and Condos Can Pay for Retrofits to Reduce Building Emissions

With his tenure scheduled to expire in eight months, Mayor Bill de Blasio has rolled out his parting climate wish list. It includes a joint purchase with New York state of Canadian hydropower and an expansion of geothermal energy through a city-run utility. In an interview with Crain’s, Ben Furnas, the newly appointed director of the Mayor’s Office of Climate and Sustainability, says there will be a “sprint” to enact climate initiatives during the twilight of the de Blasio administration, including assistance to co-op and condo boards that must meet building emission caps set by the Climate Mobilization Act. What follows is an edited version of the interview.

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#SISustainability: Curbside composting, food scrap drop off, special waste disposal restored and expanding

#SISustainability: Curbside composting, food scrap drop off, special waste disposal restored and expanding Posted Apr 30, 2021 Compost masters aid homeowners in collection and proper compost set up at the Staten Island Mall Greenmarket in 2017. (Staten Island Advance/Pamela Silvestri) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that the city’s sustainability programs will return in full swing with expanded capabilities this fiscal year. The Earth Day announcement from de Blasio came a year after composting and food scrap programs were put on pause due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Now, programs will be fully restored with even more accessibility than before, according to the mayor.

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The Brief: Inclusive real estate in Philadelphia, community solar in NYC, scaling edtech in India, regulating greenwashing, insurgents at Exxon

The Brief: Inclusive real estate in Philadelphia, community solar in NYC, scaling edtech in India, regulating greenwashing, insurgents at Exxon
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Geothermal - NYC Mayor de Blasio Announces Path to Provide Geothermal Utility Service - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism

Monday, 26 April 2021 To accelerate the transition from fossil fuel energy sources to a city that runs on clean energy technologies, Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced several critical steps the City will take to advance the implementation and integration of district geothermal systems. Geothermal heating and cooling is a highly efficient and clean technology that has been available for decades but remains largely underutilized in New York City. These systems can help replace fuel oil and natural gas to transform how the city heats and cools its one million buildings. Courtesy of Center for Architecture We can and must leave fossil fuels behind and choose to run the places where we live, work and go to school on clean technologies,” said

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