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NEW YORK’S “COMPOST CHAMPION” LEADS FIGHT TO SAVE THE PLANET
In NYC, where one-third of garbage is compostable, there’s a woeful shortage of composting services — especially for the one in 15 people who live in public housing. To prevent that trash from ending up in landfills and contributing to global warming, Domingo Morales has made it his personal mission to spread the power of composting to all New Yorkers. He joins us tonight.
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TRUMP INDICTED ON FEDERAL CHARGES, HEALTH IMPACTS OF EXPOSURE TO THE WILDFIRES SMOKE.
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AIR QUALITY IN NYC REACHES ‘HAZARDOUS’ LEVELS; “SOME LIKE IT HOT” GOES TO BROADWAY
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SUNNY HOSTIN ON THE ISSUES FACING NEW YORK CITY; BROADWAY WEEK: “NEW YORK, NEW YORK"
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DEVELOPERS ROLL THE DICE ON NEW YORK CITY CASINOS; NEIL DIAMOND’S “A BEAUTIFUL NOISE”
