Dirty Air in New York and the Bronx
New York is a modern metropolis home to millions of people who consume vast amounts of goods and services daily. This also means the...
Why Large Power Plants in the Bronx Should Be Shut Down
Big cities offer vast opportunities for individuals but also produce significant environmental pollution from industrial operations, vehicles, and human activity. In New York City,...
Bronx Zoo: A Symbol of Conservation and History
New York City boasts countless attractions that draw tourists and locals alike. Among them, the Bronx Zoo (also known as the Bronx Zoological Park...
Coronavirus outbreak at the Bronx Zoo
In 2020, the coronavirus epidemic shook the entire world. PCR tests, quarantine, mask requirements, remote learning and work. Everything was completely turned upside down....
Bronx Park: A Walk Along the Bronx River
There's no denying it—for all its modern, high-tech sheen, New York City has a special kind of love for its parks. Today, we’re spotlighting...
Pelham Bay Park: The History of New York’s Largest Park
Pelham Bay is like a green town in the middle of a bustling metropolis. It has everything you could imagine: islands and peninsulas, beaches,...
Disparities in Health and Environmental Justice in the Bronx
Health is a cornerstone of our lives. Throughout life, we strive for better living conditions and good health. It’s disheartening when factors that should...
Hunter Island: A Former Island That Became a Peninsula
Sometimes, islands naturally become peninsulas over the course of centuries, but this is not one of those stories. Why wait centuries when you can...
Van Cortlandt: A Haven for Athletes and a Picturesque Gem in NYC’s Concrete Jungle
The Bronx is home to several magnificent parks, each with its own unique history. Today, we're exploring Van Cortlandt Park, a place known for...
The Brother Islands: Islands with a Story
The Brother Islands boast a long and compelling history that dates back to the era of early European colonizers. In 1614, these two tiny...