By Daniel Bush
Cleaning Our Waterways: A city panel has denied Whole Foods permission to build on the banks of the Gowanus Canal, and demanded that the green grocer return with more evidence that its mega-store would not harm the environment.
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By Natalie O’Neill
Photo by Tom Callan
Cleaning Our Waterways: Amsterdam in Brooklyn? Maybe someday.
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By Shavana Abruzzo
Photo by Tom Callan
Cleaning Our Waterways: Leave it up to Brooklyn’s party animals to celebrate the centennial of the Gowanus Canal’s “flushing tunnel,” a bit of infrastructure that has been about as much use as a handbrake on a canoe.
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By Gary Buiso
Cleaning Our Waterways: The city’s top environmental boss turned salesman last week, trumpeting a low-tech plan that he believes will stanch the stink in the Gowanus Canal.
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By Gary Buiso
Cleaning Our Waterways: A World War II vessel resting on the bottom of the Gowanus Canal could be the first archeologically important relic awaiting liberation from the polluted waterway, officials said this week.
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By Gary Buiso
Cleaning Our Waterways: The Gowanus Canal is filthy — filthy with a rare archeological trove, that is.
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By Gary Buiso
Photo by Stefano Giovannini
Gowanus: Mount Rushmore. The Grand Canyon. The Gateway Arch. Yosemite. The Gowanus Canal?
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