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Photo by @edkashi | One World Trade Center towers above the streets of New York, #NY on Nov. 13, 2015. In 2014, #NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio addressed the city’s #environmental #impact: “In New York City, our buildings are responsible for the overwhelming share of our emissions. The energy we use in our homes, schools, workplaces, stores, and public facilities accounts for nearly three-quarters of our contribution to climate change. But we can upgrade our buildings to make them more energy efficient and reduce these emissions. With this work, we can make our homes more affordable, improve the quality of our air, and create a thriving market for energy efficiency and renewable energy–with new jobs and new businesses…. We are committing to reduce our emissions by 80 percent below 2005 levels by 2050, making us the largest city in the world to commit to this goal.” One World Trade Center is an example of a New York City building, designed with the intentions of environmental sustainability, having green features like cooling systems using reclaimed rainwater, waste steam helping to generate electricity, and energy performance exceeding code requirements by 20%. #everydayclimatechange #ECC #actonclimate #climatechangeisreal #energyefficient #emission #urbanlandscape #airquality #sustainability #electricity #newyork #newyorkcity #oneworldtradecenter #green #greenbuildings #architecture

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