NYCHA Is Now Recycling Mattresses at Dozens of Developments
Since July 2021, NYCHA has collected and recycled more than 2,800 old mattresses (150 tons worth) from 27 developments in
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Sustainability
A Fruitful Endeavor: Farms at NYCHA
In 2021, NYCHA farms produced 22,000 pounds of organic fresh vegetables, greens, and herbs. There are currently seven farms on
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NYCHA & Partners Announce Innovation Challenge for “Clean Energy” Heating/Cooling Systems
On December 20, NYCHA, the New York Power Authority (NYPA), and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
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Leadership Council Seeks NYCHA Youth Voice on Sustainability
NYCHA young adults now have a chance to make their voices heard about climate change and sustainability.
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Green Infrastructure Installations Help Tackle Excess Stormwater
On November 8, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced its progress on drainage upgrades at 19
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New Solar Lighting System at Marble Hill Houses
On November 13, OSS Project (a non-profit organization) and NYCHA celebrated a new solar-powered lighting system at Marble Hill Houses
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NYCHA Eco-Hubs Host Free Harvest Festivals
Another season of Harvest Festivals celebrated fall-themed activities for families at NYCHA’s Eco-Hubs. Held on Saturdays throughout October, the free events
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NYCHA’s Climate Adaptation Plans for Extreme Weather
The plans are informed by NYCHA’s climate resiliency work on developments affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Residents’ Ideas Included in NYCHA’s Sustainability Agenda
Mott Haven Houses resident Brigitte Vicenty has been an advocate for a greener NYCHA for a long time. Ten years
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NYCHA Celebrates Climate Week with Updated Sustainability Agenda
The Sustainability Agenda Is a Roadmap to Curbing Climate Impacts, Improving Homes for Residents, and Expanding Green Jobs On September
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