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Green Manufacturing building beforeSome great green news for NYC: The <a href="http://brooklynnavyyard.org">Brooklyn Navy Yard</a> has announced that it's developing a massive green manufacturing center for the city. The Navy Yard currently houses over 275 (mostly non-military) businesses employing over 6000 people, but the demand for space there far outweighs the supply. The new Green Manufacturing Center, which is backed by a $46 million-dollar investment from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and support from both the New York State senate and <a href="http://www.mikebloomberg.com">Mayor Bloomberg</a>, will create nearly 300 new permanent jobs and roughly 400 construction jobs.1
Future Green Manufacturing CenterSome great green news for NYC: The <a href="http://brooklynnavyyard.org">Brooklyn Navy Yard</a> has announced that it's developing a massive green manufacturing center for the city. The Navy Yard currently houses over 275 (mostly non-military) businesses employing over 6000 people, but the demand for space there far outweighs the supply. The new Green Manufacturing Center, which is backed by a $46 million-dollar investment from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and support from both the New York State senate and <a href="http://www.mikebloomberg.com">Mayor Bloomberg</a>, will create nearly 300 new permanent jobs and roughly 400 construction jobs.2
memorial-day-eventsSome great green news for NYC: The <a href="http://brooklynnavyyard.org">Brooklyn Navy Yard</a> has announced that it's developing a massive green manufacturing center for the city. The Navy Yard currently houses over 275 (mostly non-military) businesses employing over 6000 people, but the demand for space there far outweighs the supply. The new Green Manufacturing Center, which is backed by a $46 million-dollar investment from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and support from both the New York State senate and <a href="http://www.mikebloomberg.com">Mayor Bloomberg</a>, will create nearly 300 new permanent jobs and roughly 400 construction jobs.3
Macro Sea Navy YardSome great green news for NYC: The <a href="http://brooklynnavyyard.org">Brooklyn Navy Yard</a> has announced that it's developing a massive green manufacturing center for the city. The Navy Yard currently houses over 275 (mostly non-military) businesses employing over 6000 people, but the demand for space there far outweighs the supply. The new Green Manufacturing Center, which is backed by a $46 million-dollar investment from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and support from both the New York State senate and <a href="http://www.mikebloomberg.com">Mayor Bloomberg</a>, will create nearly 300 new permanent jobs and roughly 400 construction jobs.4
