Persuasive Essay On New York City

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Today New York city is a great place to live, even though is expensive the city give us all kind of benefits that concern our health. The upper west side neighborhood has a lot community centers and health facilities but like every place has their own problems, people are struggling with rent since the neighborhood is safe and schools have good reputation the demand is very high and landlords abuse the situation increasing the rent.
Around the world we are struggling with global warming and I believe that if every community does their part we should be able to stop damaging the earth and improve the quality of life. We should work in how we can improve clean energy considering is our main problem.
The population on the upper west side has a larger white residents and tend to be slightly older than NYC and more than 60% of the people on the age of 25 graduate from college, the level of poverty is lower than Manhattan and NYC in its whole.
On the upper west side the health of the community is very good in comparison to NYC base in the New York City of Health and Mental Hygiene-2006 shows that one of the reasons of
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Increase farmers market at the moment there is only one in the community, it will really benefit from it. We should make sure that cars are respecting the law on switch off the engine when their are no driving. Have more citibikes bike paths so will encourage people to exercise and improve our air quality. Implement new law respect buildings turning on the heating system since is regulated on a day and month and not into the temperature of the day for example I when to a doctor's office and the heating system of the building was on and it was so hot that they turn on the air condition they even couldn’t open the windows, being aware of Global warming made me

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