This new legislation, introduced by council members Tiffany Cabán and Shaun Abreu, aims to address the risks posed by older buildings that were not covered by Local Law 15 and prevent bird collisions, which account for the death of approximately 250,000 birds in NYC annually.
Source: Inman News
The cost to save NYC’s birds from the threat of windows? 50% more
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