""Transportation is the second biggest source of carbon emissions in New York City, and finding ways to make clean transportation options quicker, easier, and more affordable is key," Flynn said in a statement."
""The Plastic Sea," will evoke the sensation of being submerged in a 'sea of plastic,' as a commentary on waste and consumption, according to the DOT."
On April 25, select streets across New York City will close to car traffic for Car-Free Earth Day, transforming into pedestrian plazas. The event, organized by the Department of Transportation, will feature activities focused on climate change and sustainability. Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn emphasized the importance of clean transportation options in reducing carbon emissions. The event, which began in 2016, has expanded to all five boroughs and includes environmental programming and art installations by local artists to raise awareness about waste and consumption.
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