To answer the question of what the benefits of sustainable living could offer to low-income New Yorkers? We asked the experts.

Two Sides to Brooklyn's Green Story 

If You Want to Go Green. Fight Poverty  

Let's Streamline the Weatherization Process  

Community Developers Must Help Green NYC

Fed Funding for Green Initiatives Could Be Greener 

'Vacated' Housing Full of Meaning for Brooklyn Nabes
A look at three buildings that the city once ordered vacated for safety reasons reveals the changing fortunes of three Brooklyn neighborhoods.

By Rodrigo Carreno

The GED: Public Good or Private Sector Trove
A private corporation has taken over administering of the GED test. Amid talk of rising fees, it's time the city step up for students counting on the GED.    

By Lazar Treschan 

Leveraging the Power of Digital, Social Media to Elevate Voices 

To celebrate the launch of The Brooklyn Bureau, City Limits Director Mark Anthony Thomas contributed a column on the role digital media can play in creating social change for Social Media Week New York.

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Pol: Use CityTime Fine For Youth Programs  

G Train Issue Gains Momentum  

Atlantic Yards Transit Plan Still Missing  

86th Street Widening Plan Panned 

Bensonhurst Residents Press for Emergency Room Services  

Interested in a foreign policy or international development career? 

The Foreign Policy Association is offering City Limits readers get a $20 discount off of spring seminars in global professional development in both New York and Washington D.C.

Enter the promo code "CITY" when registering online to take advantage of the special offer    

• Tuesday April 17th at 5:30 PM: Landing a Job in International Development 
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