Author: Gabby Gomez
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Driverless Cars Hit NYC Streets-And the City May Never Be the Same
Waymo’s driverless cars have arrived in NYC. Learn how this autonomous vehicle pilot could reshape city traffic, challenge the taxi industry, and redefine the future of urban transport.
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NYC’s Subtropical Shift: Why Heatwaves Are the New Normal
Think NYC summers feel more like Miami lately? You’re not imagining it, the city is quietly becoming subtropical. Here’s what that means for your future.
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NYC June Events Happening this Week
Once a student, always a student- and summer is the best time to out and learn ! Explore topics like the future of AI with Columbia University, Chemistry with the American Musuem of Natural history, or just celebrate Pigeons on the High Line. There is always a lot of do in NYC, you just have…
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Bug Off! NYC’s Worst Biters & How to Avoid Them
Mosquitoes, ticks, and other tiny terrors are crashing NYC’s summer. Here’s your survival guide.
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95% of U.S. Beer Contains ‘Forever Chemicals’—Is Your Favorite Brew at Risk?
Think your beer is just water, hops, and barley? Think again. A shocking new study reveals that nearly all beer in the U.S. contains dangerous ‘forever chemicals’—and the culprit might be your tap water.
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NYC’s Secret Role in Saving Migrating Birds
Every spring, millions of birds migrate through New York City—navigating parks, skyscrapers, and hidden hazards. Learn how NYC is working to protect them, and how you can help keep the skies safe.
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NYC’s Allergy Season Is Worse Than Ever—Here’s Why
NYC’s 2025 allergy season is the worst in years—here’s how climate change, tree selection, and urban pollution are fueling the surge in pollen (and how to protect yourself).
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Flora Friday: The Tomato Takeover of NYC Gardens
Discover the best tomato varieties for NYC urban gardens, plus expert tips on planting, care, and harvesting. Perfect for rooftops, balconies, and small spaces!
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How NYC Is Leading the Way in Sustainability | Earth Day 2025
Discover how New York City is leading in climate action. From major laws to grassroots victories, celebrate NYC’s environmental progress this Earth Day 2025.
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NYC’s Brief Pink Paradise
Every spring, NYC’s cherry blossoms (sakura) transform the city into a pink paradise—but there’s more to these blooms than meets the eye. Discover their rich history, from Japanese tradition to NYC’s urban landscape, and learn how these delicate flowers support pollinators, reduce heat islands, and defy urban challenges. Don’t miss their fleeting magic!
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