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: Environmental Legal BlogsDid New York snow crews sabotage clean-up?
By STEPHEN HOLZER
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is investigating whether the real problem during this week's blizzard wasn't snow, but sabotage by the crews meant to be cleaning it up.
With the Big Apple still reeling from officially the sixth biggest snow storm in its history, City Council member Dan Halloran says sanitation workers told him their department deliberately worked slowly in revenge for budget cuts.
In his bombshell revelations, Halloran told CNN on Friday that three municipal workers told him after Monday's blizzard that supervisors instructed them to take it easy in the midst of the crisis.
Sounds like Europe.
Full post as published by Environmental Legal Blogs on December 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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