Williamsburg is our favorite whipping boy 'round these parts, but we do have friends who live there and in Greenpoint. And for running outside, McCarron Park is the closest option if you have a car.
Those of us on the wrong side of the tracks and on the edge of Sunnyside where it becomes Long Island City know how close we are to Greenpoint--and that smell. We might not want to associate ourselves with the values that Williamsburg/Greenpoint have come to embody, but the environmental issues that are affecting that neighborhood are close enough that we should care.
Watch this online doc to learn more.
Why the hell should I trek all the way out to Queens? Answers within.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Toxic Brooklyn
Posted by Claire Deveron at 8:18 AM
Labels: environment, gentrification, not sunnyside queens, williamsburg
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Indeed. Should also be interesting when Whole Foods opens up upon a toxic waste site in Gowanus.
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