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03/06/2007

A Bigger, Greener N.Y.C.

    This story is the first news profile of Rohit Aggarwala, director of New York City's sustainability and planning office. Published in the New York Daily News. Read the story.

Posted at 05:56 PM in Environment and Sustainability, New York Daily News, Parks and Gardens, Water and Flooding |

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