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He called out sick, then apologized for leaving this world
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He called out sick, then apologized for leaving this world

David S. Buckel, a nationally known civil rights lawyer, set himself on fire around dawn Saturday in Prospect Park. It was, according to his suicide letter, to make a statement about people protecting the environment.

A plan for New York City’s forests. Yes, forests.
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A plan for New York City’s forests. Yes, forests.

The city has 10,542 acres of forests. The Natural Areas Conservancy, which says they are at a tipping point, is thinking about how to care for them.
New Jersey takes a big step toward renewable energy
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New Jersey takes a big step toward renewable energy

Bills passed in Trenton set a goal of 50 percent renewables by 2030, one of the biggest policy steps by any state toward cutting greenhouse gases since President Trump was elected.
How a team of New York City inspectors helped Puerto Rico after Maria
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How a team of New York City inspectors helped Puerto Rico after Maria

Almost 300 city workers have been deployed to the island since the hurricane, including a team of inspectors that helped San Juan map damages to thousands of buildings.
Jim Dwyer: Battling climate change from the back seat of an S.U.V.
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Jim Dwyer: Battling climate change from the back seat of an S.U.V.

Mayor de Blasio declared himself a foe of global warming by filing suit against big oil companies, but his travel habits undermine his rhetoric.
In New York, drawing flood maps is a ‘game of inches’
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In New York, drawing flood maps is a ‘game of inches’

As FEMA revises the maps to account for climate change, deciding who is in the flood zone will be a battle with millions of dollars at stake.
Added to the storm’s toll, guilt and heartache for Puerto Ricans who fled
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Added to the storm’s toll, guilt and heartache for Puerto Ricans who fled

After Hurricane Maria, the reasons for leaving Puerto Rico were obvious. Still, an exodus has stirred guilt, resentment and fear it could slow the recovery.
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