To Remind Children that Bunnies Come from Eggs? At some point, the Christians adopted the Pagan rites of spring in order to make their somber festivities more palatable for those who saw the season as a time of rebirth and an opportunity to reconnect with nature. Fast forward 1500 years and German settlers in Pennsylvania [...]
Sustainable Art At That Two Chicago based artists have taken on the project of making the invisible, visible. In their home remodeling project, which is actually much more than that, they have literally gone green. While there are certainly plenty of sustainability minded components to the building, including a wind turbine, the hue of the [...]
Spitzers Skyscrapers have History Hellicopters are no longer hovering above the Spitzer household which is just a bit farther north than our home at Hunter College. He has said his piece, but I’m still feeling duped and waiting for something more. In the meantime, while I continue to wait for whatever it is I am [...]
What Will be the Fate of Indian Point? While much of yesterday’s-and today’s-news was eclipsed by the bad decisions of our governor, an important energy issue went to court: Indian Point renewal licenses. The state of New York itself, in addition to a host of environmental groups and Westchester Country stand in opposition to allowing [...]
The Inner “City” No Longer People love to talk about urban revitalization in all its glory and pain. But what about the flip side of that: What is happening with the American experiment of suburbia? Potential Slum of the Future? In this extremely interesting-somewhat frightful, yet at moments hopeful-analysis of what is actually happening in [...]
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