ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月17日 22時06分

The Gowanus canal has long been a magnet for waste, like these books that were tossed on a piling near the Carroll Street Bridge — and later photographed by @stephensperanza. But the future is flowing in fast on the sleepy little canal, where the wilderness of urban decay that sprouted artists and then artisanal ice cream shops is being tidied and tamed. As much as the canal zone has been remade already, though, the next few years promise, or threaten, a different magnitude of change altogether. Last week, a dredging crane began clawing oily-smelling muck off the bottom: an early stage of a $500 million #Superfund cleanup. At the same time, NYC is spending about a billion dollars to reduce sewage discharge into the canal and street flooding around it. Most important, the city is preparing to unleash a force held largely at bay for the first 2 decades of the #Gowanus renaissance: residential development. Next year, officials expect to propose a broad plan that calls for, among other things, rezoning 43 blocks to allow high-rise buildings. Visit the link in our profile to take a walk around the #Gowanus canal with @andylocal2.

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