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“For far too long, Astoria has been labeled Asthma Alley and held the distinction of having the worst air quality in all of Queens. ...this partnership offers us a glimpse of a future built around renewable energy generation,” said Mamdani. Looking forward this next chapter for our city! 🌳 🍎

Visit our table in front of our new location at the last weekend of Troutman Open Streets this Sunday, October 26! Staff will be collecting used clothing, selling secondhand Halloween costumes, and providing curbside composting resources.

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The Public Environmental Data Project is committed to preserving and providing public access to federal environmental data, understanding that we rely on federal datasets and tools to support critical research, advocacy, and policy work.

Here are some recovered pages/tools:
screening-tools.com

Here (edgi-govdata-archiving.github.io/j40-cejst-2/...) you can find the unofficial copy of the CEJST Tool, as restored by the data scientists at Public Environmental Data Project.

We are grateful to be able to use this tool as we continue street tree care, planting, and compost work in NYC DACs.

If you are in nyc, I recommend going to @bigreuse.bsky.social where perhaps you too can find your emotional support espresso mug. Also their books are incredibly priced, $3.99/paperback and $4.99/hardcover usually.