ATLANTIC CITY — A $3 billion 10,000-unit housing proposal for Bader Field would give people a middle class community and keep successful people from leaving the city, according to developer Bart Blatstein. Blatstein’s proposed “Casa Mar” would also include a new K-12 private or charter school and a 100-room hotel,Continue Reading
PRESS RELEASE Published January 25, 2023 The Rigid Plastic Packaging Market research study is a professional report with premium insights into the size of the business, current patterns, drivers, risks, potential outcomes, and major segments. The Industry Report forecasts the future growth of the market based on precise assumptions. Furthermore,Continue Reading
Vertical’s customers are progressing plans for safer, greener, easier flight in Japan’s cities and regions by the mid 2020s LONDON, January 19, 2023–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Vertical Aerospace (Vertical) [NYSE: EVTL], a global aerospace and technology company that is pioneering zero-emissions aviation, today announces that it has secured a pre-delivery payment for theContinue Reading
The partnership comes in line with MoIAT’s recent ministerial decree regulating the manufacturing and trade of recycled plastic water bottles. This opportunity is in-line with the UAE’s Net Zero Carbon target “2050” and Make It In The Emirates Initiative. Abu Dhabi, UAE: The Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT)Continue Reading
The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) selected “The Steps at Saratoga” proposal from RiseBoro, IMPACCT Brooklyn, and Urbane Development to build new affordable housing for seniors and low-income families and advance food justice and wellness on a vacant lot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The project aimsContinue Reading
A federal official says he’s not out to ban gas stoves, the new chair of the House Energy Committee details big plans and ocean heat breaks its own record. This is Energy & Environment, your source for the latest news focused on energy, the environment and beyond. For The Hill,Continue Reading
Penn Street in York starts with a curve around Farquhar Park and then runs south in a straight line for about a mile. Some of York’s finest neighborhoods border that curving road starting at Madison Avenue. And at its southern terminus on King’s Mill Road, there’s extensive investment going on.Continue Reading
Ever wondered how much money a single koala might be worth? In several states, there’s a market that can tell you. “At the moment, the price for the koala credit is about $400,” explained Megan Evans, an environmental policy researcher at the University of New South Wales. A credit isContinue Reading
“SUPPORT UKRAINE”: Demonstrators gathered in front of Nassau Presbyterian Church in March at a Peace in Ukraine vigil, sponsored by the Princeton-based Coalition for Peace Action. The crowd spilled over from Palmer Square’s Tiger Park across the street. (Photo by Charles R. Plohn) By Donald Gilpin and Anne Levin MovingContinue Reading
Hopes that the COP15 Biodiversity Summit would usher a new era of mandatory nature risk and dependency reporting at companies received a blow this morning, after the first official draft of the new global pact for nature stopped short of calling on countries to make nature-related disclosures a legal obligation.Continue Reading
