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Category Archives: Parks
A tour of the Monterey Aquarium
February 15, 2018- Filmed, Edited by Steven E. Greer.
Posted in Outdoor events, Parks, Videos, Wildlife
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The McKee Botanical Garden in Vero Beach
September 8, 2019
Posted in Events and Activities, Florida, Gardening, Outdoor events, Parks, Volunteering, Wildlife
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Now, it is finally time to start remembering 9/11
September 11, 2019- by Steven E. Greer On September 11th, 2001, Muslim jihadists funded by Saudi Arabia, led by Osama bin Laden and his Al-Qaeda,
9/11 Memorial Survivor Tree blossoms
April 29, 2015
Big Sur
Edit Edit date and time February 14, 2018
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A day at the beach: Jupiter Island
June 16, 2019
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What I Did for Summer 2018
October 14, 2018- by Steven E. Greer
Posted in Golf, Hotels, Life Lesson Essays, Music Bands, Op-Ed, Outdoor events, Parks, Reviews, Travel, Videos
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Images from the Swedish Midsummer Festival 2016
June 24, 2016
BPCA composting program uses misguided “science” to support efforts
June 21, 2019- by Steven E. Greer The Broadsheet advertising flier, which is funded by government agencies, such as the BPCA, and
NY Post covers BatteryPark.TV story about the FEMA investigation into BPCA
November 10, 2013- The NY Post picked up our story about the odd decision by the BPCA to remove sandbags and intentionally allow pier A to flood
Is it legal for the BPCA to “deputize” a private security guard to make arrests?
January 22, 2018- by Steven E. Greer At the January CB1 meeting, BPCA spokesperson Nick Sbordone announced that the BPCA planned to
World’s largest Ferris wheel that was supposed to come to Staten Island now scrapped
Update December 8, 2018- We missed this in October when it was announced but this project is now scrapped, literally.
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The medical consequences of ferry boat diesel exhaust pollution to children’s lungs
Update November 12, 2018- Netflix has a series called Dirty Money. Episode 1 was about the Volkswagen diesel engine emissions scandal where the company rigged their engines to
Essay: Sheer negligence allowed terrorist truck attack on Lower Manhattan
Update January 29, 2018- I told you so. We Inform. Victims of the Halloween ISIS attack are suing the city for negligence.
Posted in - City government, - Community Board 1, - Downtown oversight, - Federal government, - NYPD First Precinct, - Politics, - Real estate, - State Government, Battery Park City and BPCA, Crime, Gripes, Hudson River Park Trust, Lawyers, Op-Ed, Outdoor events, Parks, Political Essays, TriBeCa
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A Tour of the Battery Conservancy
June 21, 2011- Battery Conservancy
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Don’t F with Greer
August 9, 2017- by Steven E. Greer, MD As viewers know, I have been the lead gardener in the public garden space on Albany Street.
The Urban Farm
Warrie Price, President and Founder of the Battery Conservancy, gives Liz Conner a tour of the new Urban Farm growing vegetables
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Scott Stringer opposes fracking in Upstate NY
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer discusses his “Kill the Drill” campaign to not allow near New York City’s source of water in Upstate NY a water-polluting method of drilling natural gas called hydro-fracture drilling.
Posted in - Read Between the Lines, - State Government, Parks, Wildlife
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No doubt about it. That’s a farmer’s market.
August 4, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD In what could be the freshest vegetables and fruits in all of Manhattan, and the most verifiably organic farmer’s
A piece of Ireland in BPC, literally
James Gill, Chairman of the Battery Park City Authority, gives a tour of the Irish Hunger Memorial
Posted in Art and Museums, Battery Park City and BPCA, Parks, Videos
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