About PlaNYC
On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, released PlaNYC, a comprehensive sustainability plan for the City's future. PlaNYC puts forth a strategy to reduce the City's greenhouse gas footprint, while also accommodating a population growth of nearly one million, and improving our infrastructure and environment.

The Mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning & Sustainability coordinates activities and tracks the progress toward the City's ten key goals in PlaNYC. These goals range from improving air and water quality; cleaning up brownfields; increasing the availability of open space and housing; enhancing and improving our transportation, energy, and water infrastructure; reducing our energy consumption; to tackling the complex problem of climate change. The implementation of PlaNYC's 127 initiatives requires the effort of more than 20 City agencies; the help of the City's Sustainability Advisory Board; partners and supporters from all across New York City; and close cooperation with the City Council and other elected officials.

About the PlaNYC / Sustainability Reports
The PlaNYC / Sustainability Reports are comprehensive online tools. They allow you to access and review data about the City government's strategic long-term environmental and infrastructure efforts as well as dimensions of overall citywide sustainability. You can review statistics summarizing the progress of PlaNYC and other City government efforts. In addition, these reports allow you to access citywide metrics on broad sustainability issues such as air and water quality and climate change. These reports also bring important measures together into themes which cut across silos and disciplines to reveal an overall picture about citywide sustainability.

Make sure to visit the PlaNYC webpage for additional information and read the annual Progress Reports.