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http://projects.nyujournalism.org/undercurrents/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/DSC_0092_Fotor3-e1430792694715.jpg1280528Brooklyn’s Coolest Superfund The Gowanus Canal does not elicit the fondest reactions. This 1.8 mile body of water, tucked between the Brownstones of southwest Brooklyn is one of the dirtiest waterways in the country. Its waters are polluted with toxic industrial chemicals, indissolvable fossil fuels, and raw human sewage. It garnered names like Lavender Lake and Perfume […]