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Emergency Measures (opens the original)
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When the Mayor’s Management Report came out earlier this month, the Mayor took a victory lap on the success of “pothole politics” and built on the soaring rhetoric he’s used to describe public sector excellence. In his introduction to the report, Mamdani wrote:A repaired pothole means saving money because your car axle doesn’t break. A bus lane means less time stuck in traffic and more time with your family. An affordable home means you can raise your kids in the neighborhood where you were rais
Handing the Mic to New York’s Climate Champions (opens the original)
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Our October Happy Hour is a special one! On Tuesday 10/27 we’re co-hosting “Decoding COGE” with Citizens Union to dig into Mayor Mamdani’s Commission on Government Efficiency charter amendments on our ballots in November. Seats are limited; RSVP now.There’s a strange irony to Climate Week in New York, scheduled to coincide with the UN General Assembly. As experts, advocates, and electeds gather to discuss how to protect the envir
YOU'RE INVITED: A Webinar about E-Bike Safety Bills – 9/24, 12-1pm (opens the original)
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E-bike usage has spiked on city streets, and so has the temperature of the e-bike debate. The City Council is about to take up a package of twenty bills to bring order to the explosion, starting with a mega hearing at the end of the month. In preparation, it’s time for us in the Abundance community to learn more about e-micromobility regulation—and to weigh
Death by a Thousand Codes (opens the original)
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Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Jeremy Ney, author of the American Inequality Substack and forthcoming book, The Opportunity Map, to write about how outdated building codes get in the way of housing affordability.New York City’s housing crisis is a math problem masquerading as a real estate catastrophe.For decades, the city has <a href="https://
A Congestion Pricing Victory Lap—And Its Lessons (opens the original)
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Before we dive into our email, we’re thrilled to congratulate Robert Joyce, Abundance New York’s former policy director, on becoming Chief of Staff to New York State Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas! Robert has left very big shoes to fill; if you know someone who can lead our policy work, tell them to apply to join our team.Remember when the on
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