US EditionCity Increasingly Swaps Soil for Synthetic as Green Space Gets Less Green - Columbia News Service
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City Increasingly Swaps Soil for Synthetic as Green Space Gets Less Green - Columbia News Service
It all started because of a strip of plastic grass. When a group of Washington Heights residents found out that the dusty patch of their local park was set to be covered with artificial turf, they were up in arms. Bennett Park — the highest natural point in Manhattan, and the site of a Revolutionary War fort — is “very popular,” especially among neighbors with kids and dogs, said Lisa Reist, a 17-year resident. “It’s a place where you can s…
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