The latest green-ballpark news comes from New York, where
the Mets reveal that they've been working with the EPA to make Citi Field environmentally friendly:
When the Mets begin play at Citi Field in April 2009, the stadium will be a glowing example of the magnificence of a 21st century ballpark. And to ensure that the future of New York City is just as bright, the Mets have teamed up with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to implement several environmental measures in their new home.
Since this is the
Bush EPA, the Mets will now be allowed to
emit more sulfur dioxide, the
janitors hours will be cut, the team has purchased the Orioles' rights to
dump mercury in the bullpen, the first Sunday game each month will be "
asthma inhaler night," and
oil drilling will begin in shallow left field.
The latest green-ballpark news comes from New York, where the Mets reveal that they've been working with the EPA to make Citi Field environmentally friendly:
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