Harlem River, Cut Off From Public, Is Getting a Push Out of Isolation

by Myrna Posted on October 22, 2013

The river is cut off by train tracks and highways, but there is progress and a promise of a greener landscape for Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. See original – Harlem River, Cut Off From Public, Is Getting a Push Out of Isolation Related Articles Koch Brother Wages 12-Year Fight Over Wind Farm Fracking Fight Focuses on a New York Town’s Ban Dot Earth Blog: A Tonic for Computer Hell: Getting Lost in the Woods

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Harlem River, Cut Off From Public, Is Getting a Push Out of Isolation

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