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Courtesy of Ecocentric 2012 may be the most heavily-predicted year in recorded history. Barring any cataclysmic events, we at Ecocentric would like to share a humble list of predicted trends for 2012 in the areas we follow closely: namely, Food, Water and Energy (Fwenergy, if you will). And while there are no doomsday scenarios, not everything looks rosy for 2012. That being said, here are 12 trends we see in ’12 (with baker’s dozen megatrend thrown in for good luck): Food 1. Embrace your inner wonk, because 2012 is certain […]

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Member of the Gowanus Community Advisory Group and Technical/Water Quality sub-committee will comment at January 24th meeting about additional areas critical to providing a full-scale remediation

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Riverkeeper, NRDC energy study provides framework to create an energy future without the old, outdated nuclear plant. Ossining, NY – January 17, 2012 – Just two days after a pump failure that forced the shut down of one of Indian Point’s two reactors, state officials held a landmark hearing to discuss how New York’s energy supply and economy would be affected by the closure of Indian Point. State officials and utility representatives discussed last Thursday how New York City could replace the power it currently obtains from Indian Point if […]

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