A Greener Future for Manufacturing in
New York
May 6th, 2009, 5:39 pm
Manufacturing a Greener New York: 
Director of MAS Planning Center Eve Baron and MAS Senior Planner Susanna Schaller review the most important issues raised at last week’s panel discussion on the future for manufacturing in New York City.
A few years ago, many believed that manufacturing was dead in New York City, but now it is widely understood that manufacturing jobs are critical to a diverse, decentralized, and healthy economy as well as to a greener New York. Manufacturing jobs are also good jobs, which pay $10,000 more per year than restaurant work or entry-level retail jobs. Plus, over 60% of manufacturing jobs come with health care coverage, unlike most restaurant and retail work.
Print
Subscribe- Designing Urban Farms to Feed New York
- MAS Summit for New York City
- Project Runway’s Tim Gunn Leads Discussion of Garment District: Can New York “Make It Work?”
- MAS Patrons Get Up Close and Personal with the Gowanus Canal
- MAS Statement on EPA Designation of Gowanus Canal as Superfund Site