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New York in 1932 was half-completed skyscrapers, work on them long since halted for the lack of funds, that glared down on the city from glassless windows.
Robert A. Caro • The Power Broker
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Today, three years after the pandemic emptied office buildings nationwide, mega-landlords are being forced to reckon with the possibility that the buildings that were worth so much not so long ago may now not even be worth keeping. Corporate tenants are typically locked into multi-year leases, which... See more
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When food hall the Market Line opened on the Lower East Side in 2019, it attracted some of New York's most established food names like Nom Wah, alongside cool, newer restaurateurs like the Wildair team. But recent closings — in the last month it lost Veselka, Que Chevre, Pho Grand, Cafe Grumpy, Slice Joint, and now, the Grand Delancey, its anchor... See more
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But for hundreds of years, the harbor had given New York its power. In less than 24 hours, it took it away. As we are reminded more and more often these days, it doesn’t take long to turn everything on its head.
A Powerless New York During Hurricane Sandy -- New York Magazine - Nymag
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instagram.comCox’s Bazar, in Bangladesh, si trova Kutupalong, il campo profughi più grande del mondo. Nel 2017, nel giro di poche settimane, tutti gli alberi di questa zona collinare sono stati rasi al suolo, e uno dei distretti più poveri di una delle nazioni più povere del mondo è diventata la casa di circa un milione di rohingya birmani fuggiti dalle
... See moreGaia Vince • Il secolo nomade: Come sopravvivere al disastro climatico (Italian Edition)
Closed again today but hoping to reopen tomorrow. Where are you donating? Especially mutual aid funds and funds for individuals/families in need—we want to post them on our stories and get the word out. ❤️ 💰💪to everyone displaced by this catastrophe.
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NYC is beautiful in a post apocalyptic way
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