Back in August, New York City’s Department of Transportation submitted new rules to relocate horse-drawn carriages pickups to inside Central Park. Most likely, these new regulations were done at the behest of Mayor Bill DeBlasio who has sought to shut down the horse carriages almost since he has been elected. Fortunately, according to the New…
A location of unique Japanese restaurant named Zauo opened mid-October in New York City. The concept behind it is, according to Eater, customers can fish for their dinner and enjoy a wide variety of Japanese-oriented seafood cuisine. However, a group of animal rights punks were also in attendance. At first they were present outside the…
During 2016, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio sought to shut down horse carriage rides calling the practice inhumane. The result was an explosion of animal rights hoodlums that came out of the woodwork relentlessly seeking to shut them down. Fortunately, de Blasio’s efforts flopped, but it hasn’t stopped the mayor from thinking of…
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware and New York City are probably scared stiff. WSKG reports the environmentalist group Friends of the Delaware Basin is demanding more water to be released from reservoirs that replace flows in the Delaware River during dry periods. Doing this, the greens say, will help reduce flooding when it rains…
Federal judges in New York and California tossed lawsuits filed by the cities of New York, San Francisco and Oakland. Thankfully, these are setbacks for similar lawsuits filed by other municipalities seeking monetary compensation from fossil fuel companies alleging they are intentionally with holding research of their own scientists that concludes burning fossil fuels causes…
Legislation will be introduced today by two members of the New York City Council that will mandate green roofs, solar panels or wind turbines to be installed on new buildings constructed within city limits and commercial edifices undergoing major exterior renovations. According to The New York Times, one council member named Stephen Levin of Brooklyn…
Back in February, Chelsea Clinton tweeted that oceans are the hottest ever. In this video scientist and author Tony Heller explores whether or not her claim makes any sense.
