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The New York City Water Supply, Environmental Economics and A Little Bit of History

The New York City Water Supply, Environmental Economics and A Little Bit of History. 42nd-Second Street & 5 th Avenue, Circa 1850. Croton Reservoir, Manhattan, Late 1800s. What Came After: The NY Public Library. Ashokan Reservoir. The Ashokan Today. I’ve Been Workin ’ On A Reservoir.

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The New York City Water Supply, Environmental Economics and A Little Bit of History

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  1. The New York City Water Supply, Environmental Economics and A Little Bit of History

  2. 42nd-Second Street & 5th Avenue, Circa 1850

  3. Croton Reservoir, Manhattan, Late 1800s

  4. What Came After: The NY Public Library

  5. Ashokan Reservoir

  6. The Ashokan Today

  7. I’ve Been Workin’ On A Reservoir

  8. What Became of a Reservoir: Williamsbridge

  9. An Obvious Choice:Two Kinds of Green • Filtration: $6-$8 billion, plus $300M annual costs • Watershed Protection: $1.5-$2 billion

  10. Cows in the Stream

  11. A Better Place for Cows

  12. Story Playground, Bronx, Before Renovations

  13. A New Story: A Park Transformed

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