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I am very excited about this news as I myself just moved to New York City from Portland. I really hope that Mr. Bragdon will bring Portland's sustainability spirit to New York.

As he mentioned, New York's politics is more complicated with very diversed culture in 5 borough, but I think he will do great here with his experience as the president of Metro who has experience to promote sustainability at the grassroots level.

I am looking forward to have a chance working with Mr. Bragdon and to greening the City.

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