city news: health and environment

Residents push back against construction of methadone clinic, claim Harlem is oversaturated with clinics
BY Ashley Yung and Maya Mitrasinovic February 23
Health and Environment
Housing, natural disasters, and streetscape: the various fronts of environmental racism in Harlem and throughout the city
BY Katherine Nessel and Faith Andrews February 16
Health and environment
West Harlem residents’ distrust of hospitals is symptomatic of institutional disregard
BY Faith Andrews February 5
Health and Environment
West Harlem residents were promised an equitable vaccination plan. There are no vaccination sites in their neighborhood.
BY Faith Andrews and Lucy Brenner February 2
Health and Environment
More students are returning to on-campus housing amid a citywide COVID-19 spike. Local residents have concerns
BY Katherine Nessel January 19
health and environment
As COVID-19 cases spike, West Harlem residents struggle to find accessible testing
BY Faith Andrews December 14
Health and Environment
As COVID-19 cases rise, so does food insecurity among the homeless. Can food providers and shelters keep up?
BY Maya Mitrasinovic and Elizabeth Commisso November 30
Health and Environment
Local businesses eagerly anticipate students’ return to campus while grappling with surge in COVID-19 cases
BY Octavio Galaviz November 23
Health and Environment
Construction workers start campaign against low wages, working conditions on a Manhattanville dormitory
BY Kathy Fang October 26
Health and Environment
For West Harlem residents, voting is a decision between personal safety and having their voices heard
BY Destiny Glover October 16
Health and Environment
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