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In the Heights
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Breakup Backup
Cracking. Bursting. Busting up. A new program helps with fixing old pipes.
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Joni and Goliath
Taking on the DEP.
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Water is the New Oil
An Eastchester co-op invests in double-duty, energy-saving heating and cooling technology.
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Sun Bathing
A Park Slope co-op turns to cutting-edge tech that harnesses sunlight to heat its water.
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Backflow!
The city
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Measure for Measure
New city regulations require some buildings to track their water and energy usage.
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The Growing Line Item
Water is becoming a larger portion of co-op and condo budgets.
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The $80,000 Windfall
Saving costs by saving water.
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Darkness At Noon
As its water bills rose and its property deteriorated, Dayton Beach Park found that it had to deal with an ever-deepening crisis.
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