In celebration of Earth Day, Harlem residents will have the chance to engage in discussions about energy policies through free pedicab rides along Frederick Douglass Boulevard on Sunday. Sponsored by the non-profit coalition SHARE (Safe, Healthy, Affordable and Reliable Energy), the event aims to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable energy sources like solar, wind, nuclear, and hydro power, especially in communities like Harlem, which faces higher rates of asthma. The event is part of a broader Earth Day celebration in Harlem, organized by Harlem Park to Park, which includes family-friendly activities such as kids yoga, live music, and environmental education events. The pedicabs will be stationed at various locations along Frederick Douglass Boulevard from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., while Harlem Park to Park’s events will run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The focus of these activities is to promote healthy living and environmental preservation in the community.
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