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Saving the Planet and Expanding the Mind
December 1, 2009 - 6:53pm — Bibliofuture
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The laundry room-cum-library at 169 East 69th Street. Tenants in the building have elevated the urban use of apartment house basements as informal recycling centers into a high art.
Full article in the New York Times
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