Strike A Chord: Conserve Energy By Collecting Rain
July 07, 2019|Natalie Migliore
New York City's water plants process more than 1.4 billion gallons of water a day. As part of WFUV's Strike A Chord series...
Strike A Chord: Brooklyn Grange Ahead Of The Green Game
July 07, 2019|Natalie Migliore
The New York City Council has passed a package of bills that would require green roofs to be installed on all new buildings...
WFUV's Getting to The Art of It: Jean-Michel Basquiat
July 05, 2019|Alexandra Parker
For the first time in 27 years the Guggenheim is featuring the work of a late acclaimed graffiti-inspired artist. For WFUV's...
Strike A Chord: Catching Rays is Catching On
July 04, 2019|Natalie Migliore
Apartment-dwellers in New York City might not think of solar panels as one of their options for cleaner energy. But, as part...
The Evolution of Queer Rights
July 03, 2019|Robin Shannon
How does describing someone by a certain term or label influence what others think about them? Fordham Conversations Host...
Q&A with NYC's Sustainability Chief
July 03, 2019|George Bodarky
New York City is taking several steps to reduce its carbon footprint, including proposals to retrofit buildings and make...
Westchester Couple Promotes Pool Safety
July 02, 2019|Brianna Lyman
Two Westchester County parents are warning families about the dangers of drowning after tragically losing their daughter in...
Strike a Chord: Building a Greener Future
July 02, 2019|Julia Rist
Scott Short, the CEO of Riseboro, said Riseboro's housing developments are unique because they're not only affordable, they...
Strike A Chord: BMCC Plugs Into The Sun
July 01, 2019|Caroline Albacete
Even when cloud cover obscurs the sun. It's always there. That makes solar power one of the most sustainable forms of energy...
Strike a Chord: Light and Environment
July 01, 2019|Julia Rist
John Mandyck, the CEO at Urban Green Council, said he's worried about how much energy New York City's buildings use and how...