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To reduce air pollution and asthma rates in your neighborhood, pay attention to the design and use of public spaces. Explore more in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=3&b=council…
Visit #SpatialEquityNYC to explore surface temperatures across the city. spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
To help prevent flooding, pay attention to the design and use of public spaces. See how we can prevent flooding in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
Local Law 148-2023 passed the City Council overwhelmingly last year 47-0, which requires the City’s tree canopy to increase to 30%. As of now, only 6 of the 51 Council districts have 30% coverage according to #SpatialEquityNYC. crainsnewyork.com/op-ed/nycs-fir…
See more with #SpatialEquityNYC: transalt.org/blog/flood-ris…
🌳🐿️ Want to sploot like Mr. Squirrel today? Visit #SpatialEquityNYC to discover the tree canopy in your neighborhood! ➡️ spatialequity.nyc
It’s sploot season! To cool off and reduce body heat during hot days, squirrels will stretch out (sploot) on cool surfaces like this shady patch of soil.
Visit #SpatialEquityNYC to explore surface temperatures across the city. spatialequity.nyc/?c=1&b=council…
Vehicle traffic causes 80% of noise pollution in cities. #SpatialEquityNYC measures noise pollution from all transportation sources — airplanes included. The three council districts with the highest levels of noise pollution are all in Queens. spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
How does your district rank? Explore tree canopy in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
Closing slip lanes across New York City can open up so much space for new pedestrian space. For example, pedestrian plazas in slip lanes on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx reduced injuries by 45%. See more in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
My beautiful boys running free at Apolline’s Garden, checking out the new bee hotels. Every neighborhood deserves a street like this. ♥️
Air pollution levels in Midtown are dangerously-high. We can remove polluting cars & trucks from the street. A redesign makes room for trees, providing relief from the heat & making our streets resilient against climate change. In #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=communi…
Start your morning with #SpatialEquityNYC trivia ⁉️ This borough has the most sidewalk space, most benches per capita, and the least amount of transportation noise, but the smallest percentage of tree canopy coverage?
Buses on Tremont Avenue can be as slow as 5 mph A bus lane would give riders much-needed relief: 78% of commuters get to their jobs via public transit, walking or biking in Bronx CB 5 according to #SpatialEquityNYC. It's time to put bus riders first. nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/05/06/cit…
None of the cyclists killed this year were in protected bike lanes, and 83% were on streets without any form of bike safety infrastructure. Just 1.7% of New York City streets have protected bike lanes. ➡️ See more in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
New York City is projected to receive 10% more rain by the 2030s, further endangering our most vulnerable communities. Explore #SpatialEquityNYC. Find your district, and demand action from your elected leaders today. spatialequity.nyc/?c=1&b=senate&…
With the majority of NYC's land area unable to absorb rainfall, water collects in low-lying areas — restricting mobility, damaging infrastructure, and endangering residents. See more in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
In #SpatialEquityNYC, see how your neighborhood ranks for air pollution against the rest of the city — and take action to correct inequities from neighborhood-to-neighborhood. spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
To help prevent flooding, our leaders must attention to the design and use of public spaces. Here are a few ways to improve spatial equity in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
Explore #SpatialEquityNYC today: 1. Go to spatialequity.nyc 2. Find your district 3. Demand action from our elected officials
📣 Join us at @betanyc this weekend to learn more about #SpatialEquityNYC: A co-designed equity mapping tool revealing socio-spatial inequities in New York City at NYC School of Data 2023 sched.co/1JUZr #nycsodata @niko_dellic @TransAlt @mitsap @datasew
If you want to see how powerful data + maps are to tell a story, check out this powerful video and maps created by #SpatialEquityNYC. These maps allows users to use Census data to demonstrate the consequences of inequity. #mondaymapday #builtwithmapbox buff.ly/3s5Gy8y.
📣 Delighted to launch #SpatialEquityNYC with @TransAlt. Explore + discover your neighborhood, and learn how to advocate for change! @datasew @danielacoray @niko_dellic @a_jari @DannyHarris_TA @miatkowski @jessiesingernyc @EmFriedenberg @katielorah #spatialequity @mitsap @MITdusp
Not all streets are created equal. Today we're launching Spatial Equity NYC with @MITLCAU to reveal how inequities in public space contribute to racial and economic disparities across New York City neighborhoods. See the data. Take action. ➡️ spatialequity.nyc
Traffic violence continues to harm the Bronx at a disproportionate level: 1 in 4 traffic fatalities occurred in the Bronx. 5 of the Bronx's 8 council districts have a traffic fatality rate above the citywide average, according to #SpatialEquityNYC. ➡️ spatial-equity.herokuapp.com/?&swM=false&sw…
You're invited to a virtual #SpatialEquityNYC demo at noon on Thursday, December 1. We'll walkthrough the site, show you what you can learn, and how you can apply it. RSVP: transalt.org/sepdemo
Save the date for our virtual #SpatialEquityNYC walkthrough at noon on Thursday, December 1! RSVP: transalt.org/sepdemo
Policies about public space correlate with disparities in health, mobility, and the environment — and it’s time to change our deadly status quo. Sign our petition and tell your council member to commit to ending spatial inequity. #SpatialEquityNYC ✏️ transalt.org/EndSpatialIneq…
District 33 has the highest air pollution levels in NYC outside Manhattan. Its lack of 🌳 isn't helping. It ranks 40th for tree canopy, according to #SpatialEquityNYC, but this plan from @CMRestler to plant 3,400 trees is a step in the right direction. thecity.nyc/brooklyn/2022/…
Closing slip lanes across New York City can open up so much space for new pedestrian space. For example, pedestrian plazas in slip lanes on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx reduced injuries by 45%. See more in #SpatialEquityNYC: spatialequity.nyc/?c=2&b=council…
My beautiful boys running free at Apolline’s Garden, checking out the new bee hotels. Every neighborhood deserves a street like this. ♥️
Great 🌳🌳🌳 news for District 3. According to #SpatialEquityNYC, District 3 has the least tree canopy coverage in the city. 1,000 new trees will make a difference — removing pollution, lowering the air temperature, and mitigating flooding. ➡️ spatialequity.nyc/?&swM=f&sdC=2&…
Pics from our announcement of 1,000 new street trees in Council District 3! 🌳
In Council District 40: • 57.8% of households are car-free • 70% of commuters walk, bike, or take transit Yet buses in District 40 are slower than the citywide average at 5.9 mph. Flatbush Avenue needs a bus lane. See more with #SpatialEquityNYC: bit.ly/3UbSscX
We NEED a Flatbush Avenue bus lane. It’s not a luxury, it’s a necessity. Transit equity and street safety can’t be after-thoughts anymore. Both the health of our planet and our neighbors are at risk if we don’t fix our street design and transit issues with urgency.
It was great to celebrate the launch of @TransAlt’s #SpatialEquityNYC tool today with advocates! Spatial Equity NYC documents inequities in the ways that public space-including streets, sidewalks, and greenspaces-is designed, distributed, and accessed. spatialequity.nyc
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