Environment — Cross Bay Current

Volunteers and city agencies unite for a crucial Jamaica Bay cleanup event this spring 2026, targeting pollution near Cross Bay Boulevard.

Hundreds of volunteers tackled pollution along Cross Bay Boulevard's Jamaica Bay shoreline, removing over 5 tons of debris and advocating for increased environmental stewardship in Queens.

Cross Bay Boulevard's coastal resilience project accelerates, fortifying Queens against future storms. Learn why this matters for local safety and infrastructure.

A dead humpback whale in Denmark spurs Queens environmentalists to discuss global marine conservation and local Jamaica Bay stewardship. Ecosystem threats grow.

Significant coastal resilience projects accelerate along Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens, protecting communities from severe weather. New funding expedites critical infrastructure.

Following severe 2025 flooding, Cross Bay Boulevard communities are seeing accelerated coastal resilience projects, aiming to protect homes and businesses from rising sea levels.

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, accessible via Cross Bay Boulevard, expands visitor access and launches eco-tourism in 2026. Residents excited for upgrades.

Critical Jamaica Bay wetland restoration project nears completion. Ecological benefits and flood protection vital for Cross Bay Boulevard.

Europe's deadly heatwave raises alarms, killing dozens. Cross Bay Boulevard residents assess NYC's climate preparedness amid rising utility costs and extreme weather.