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Award-winning reporter covering Brooklyn for @CBSNewYork. Daughter of Soviet dissidents, dance champ, skier. 🎥 Tell me something I don't know about Brooklyn.
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NYC’s Clean Soil Bank turns excavated dirt into vital resource for urban farms: “Really valuable material”

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By Hannah Kliger Verified
| Before It's News
One of New York City’s most unique sustainability systems is hidden in Brooklyn. Some of New York City’s biggest construction projects are also helping fresh foods grow in urban farms and community gardens in the five boroughs, and beyond. Trucks carrying valuable dirt from beneath construction sites regularly roll into the city’s Clean Soil Bank in East New York, Brooklyn, which is run by the NYC Office of Environmental Remediation.
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NYC’s Clean Soil Bank turns excavated dirt into vital resource for urban farms: “Really valuable material”

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By Hannah Kliger Verified, Michael Levenston Verified
| City Farmer News
One of New York City’s most unique sustainability systems is hidden in Brooklyn. By Hannah Kliger CBS April 30, 2026 Excerpt: Some of New York City’s biggest construction projects are also helping fresh foods grow in urban farms and community gardens in the five boroughs, and beyond. Trucks carrying valuable dirt from beneath construction sites regularly roll into the city’s Clean Soil Bank in East New York, Brooklyn, which is run by the NYC Office of Environmental Remediation.
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NYC to begin enforcing obscure storefront gate transparency law on July 1

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By Hannah Kliger Verified
| MSN Verified
Enforcement will soon begin on an obscure New York City law passed in 2009 that requires most businesses to replace traditional solid roll-down security gates with versions that are at least 70% transparent. The July 1, 2026, deadline was written into the law when it passed with the goal of phasing out noncompliant gates gradually over many years. The measure, known as Local Law 75, requires most storefront security gates to allow visibility into businesses after hours.
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