Sustainable vs. Development in the Bronx

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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Elaine Rivera interviews I.C. Levenberg-Engel of the Bronx Council for Environmental Quality about development and wetlands and greenspaces in the Bronx. Includes a personal conversation. Interview of Joyce Hogi Save Our Parks about their opposition to the new Yankee Stadium project.


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