ECO-PLANNING=GREEN NYC

Glad to show support. Hope you get the green light!

Contact Seamless Web to encourage them to help all restaurants to be greener in their food delivery and packaging practices.

hooray for native plants and pollinators!

hey! this is great. i'd like to get involved. im an nyc native, starting my masters in Urban Planning this Fall. Would definitely be interested in volunteering on may ...

Butterfly Project would like to work with PlaNYC to ensure native plants green corridors through NYC for butterflies, bees, birds, etc.

Give initiatives to buildings and companies that incorporate a Green Rooftop or Vertical Gardens on building exteriors.

We should do more to work with the various companies that are developing dense urban farming solutions in NYC. More info: agritecture.co

Convert supermarket rooftops into dense urban farming systems, improving our food security, quality, and reduce the environmental impacts of food transportation.

recycle NYC food scraps using local onsite composting vessels, then use the compost at local gardens and green roofs.

Happy to assist Houses of Worship in the Bronx with NYSERDA Energy Audits.

A news writer should write an article that New York City public housing residents (all 403,995 ) don't recycle and not required to because the agency NYCHA is exempt from law.

Let's grow more food in NYC parks. Why plant trees, when you can plant food trees? Why plant bushes when you can plant food bushes? S.A.V.E. can help!

Great to find you! We'd love to help you add fish to the schools, greenhouses and gardens! Our project is called S.A.V.E.

To build Aquaponics (growing fish & plants together) and Aquaculture (fish farming) systems for Community Gardens!

plant the seed of your own revolution! or at least, your own dinner :)

Heather & Katie are completely dedicated to the idea of creating a green space for growing & teaching. I can't think of two better people for the job!

Use green initiatives to fund arts programs!

Greening NYC!

We can attest - the Greenhouse team are rockstars!

Block associations taking on reuse projects- Like collecting clothes for thrift shops and remodeling debrise for Build it green

People must get used to the Recycling Idea as well as planting more and more! :)

create a partnership between GreenCarts and public housing; produce grown in NYCHA community gardens sold to GreenCarts for the benefit of both.

Glad to join you, and hoping that this Change by us NYC site can help to mobilize NYC around a smart, green agenda

Check out opportunities for green training @ http://www.csebcc.org/

Joining you from Reinvent nyc.gov, hoping to give a boost to a collaborative platform for PlaNYC & transition to a smarter, greener New York City

I love Compass Green! Where's your next stop in NYC?

This is hilarious idea not only to solve the food waste problems and also create green places in NYC

6/15 Green accepts public composting in South Park Slope during open hours - check out our website www.615green.org All Welcome!!

this is so great! technology will help advance the market for local gardeners, urban farmers, etc. i'm in.

add more recycling bins in public places; provide incentives for alternative energies such as solar power, educate children in schools about "greening" the city

Solar-powered cell phone charging sounds like a great way to green our environment. It will definitely advocate NYC's green culture and encourage all tourists to do the same.

have compost collection stations at EVERY farmers market in the city, in public parks, at NYCHA properties, at grocery stores and restaurants (on voluntary basis),

Hi My name is Mikelle and I work with DEP's Green Infrastructure Team!

Please plant more trees!

This is an easy way to save energy and green NYC. I'm happy to do my part.

It's great to see A Greener Apple moving up the ranks on www.refresheverything.com. Keep the votes coming!

I love the Greenhouse Project! Keep the pictures coming!

And Compost for Brooklyn loves Compass Green! What a great project. Thanks for visiting us with your truck!

Compass Green loves Compost for Brooklyn!

I would be really thrilled to see vacant lots turned into green spaces in my neighborhood

Charge people for plastic bags if they HAVE to use them - charge them at least a dollar - it should be costly to destroy our enviornment if that is their ultimate plan!

love love love this project. let's add in a little green education in the mix too.

Convert vacant lots to green spaces! Also, make it easier for people to sign up for community garden plots- right now, it's confusing & often emails/calls don't get ...

http://www.refresheverything.com/greenschoolfilms

Was considering starting a 'greener nyc' myself but this fits the bill, and with a great name too.

YES to the greenhouse project!

Loving the Greenhouse Project!

Take a census of all the sidewalks in NYC, and plant some of those million trees in the empty tree plots.

Give elected officials more power to lead the planning process.

Let city youth help with nycserve-type projects and earn credit toward nyc-funded college loans, grants, etc. City saves on short term costs, youth benefit both now and later.

It would be great to have a big enough greenhouse that a CSA could be formed with the families at the school so the kids could bring the veggies home as well

Great Idea! Solar One also has a sustainability curriculum called the Green Design Lab. Check it out http://goo.gl/w2nkB

Plant gardens

conduct trainings and provide resources for city gardens and urban farms to build/install rainwater harvesting systems. - Nancy O-s

growing vegetables and flowers in our front yards, backyards, windowsills and of course more community gardens and urban farms!!

we can get local nurseries to donate plants.

Make sure Columbia University's new Manhattanville campus is certified LEED Platinum! They are drawing up their architectural plans now, so the best time to act is NOW!

Awesome! I learned about PlaNYC from a presentation at my school. Maybe you should send people out to highschools and colleges to give talks!

I think this is a great idea. A great use of space while further promoting "going green".

We should promote the benefits of living in a greener environment by advertising healthier living lifestyles.

NYC garbage collection should collect compost. In green bags!

Getting recyclables directly to the processing plant would really build a sense of cradle to cradle manufacturing.

Plant more trees!

Install plants in bus shelters and around subway stations for small bits of nature throughout the city.