PAST PROGRAM | Virtual Programs
Ever wonder why you shouldn’t go to the beach after it rains? Or why you shouldn’t take a shower during a rainstorm? Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) are one of New York City’s most persistent and pervasive environmental challenges. Learn how our city’s water system works, how it handles stormwater and sewage, and why, unfortunately, the latter winds up in our waterways thanks to the former. Join Doug Chapman, a LEED-certified professional with experience designing green roofs, as we look at strategies for tackling CSOs, using the infrastructure of the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a case study.
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Explore the Brooklyn Navy Yard from Home with Brooklyn Public Library | July 6–10, 10am
Bowne & Co.: Letterpress Printing in 19th-Century New York | Free Virtual Program | Thursday, July 9, 12:30pm
From Fufu to Cheb: Enjoying West African Cuisines in NYC with Dave Cook | Virtual Program | Sunday, July 12, 4pm
Progressivism and Purified Air: Frederick Law Olmsted’s Living Machines | Free Virtual Program | Tuesday, July 14, 12:30pm
Shipbuilding in the US Navy Today | Virtual Program | Thursday, July 16, 12:30pm
The Marx Brothers in NYC with Noah Diamond | Virtual Program | Tuesday, July 21, 12:30pm
