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On this site, we try to show how environmental factors might be connected to health outcomes. One way we do this is with Correlates. We choose potentially-related datasets and display them on a scatterplot so you can see how these two datasets are correlated.
The Disparities view displays neighborhoods by poverty category to show underlying disparities in the data.
Trust for Public Land’s New York City Playgrounds program has transformed over 200 playgrounds from using asphalt to using cooler, greener materials. There are also forests in all five boroughs, and the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Natural Areas Conservancy have developed the Forest Management Framework for New York City, a 25-year plan that lays out the process, costs, best practices, and goals for caring for forests in the city.
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