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Red Mayor, Green Money

By Stephen J. Darwin
(Darwin Books, an Imprint of Sterling Analytics Media)

When politics turns into profit, who really governs New York City?

In Red Mayor, Green Money, investigative author Stephen J. Darwin pulls back the curtain on the city where money moves faster than truth — and power is traded in campaign checks, contracts, and backroom alliances.

From the rise of populist reformers to the silent influence of Wall Street, real estate giants, and environmental billionaires, Darwin follows the money trail shaping the “Green” future of America’s largest city. He asks a question most politicians refuse to answer:

Can a city built on financial power ever truly serve the public good?

With meticulous research and blistering clarity, Red Mayor, Green Money exposes:

• How campaign finance reform became the new political currency.

• The quiet alliances between progressive mayors and corporate green capital.

• The inside story of NYC’s billion-dollar climate agenda — and who actually profits from it.

• Why “saving the planet” has become the most lucrative brand in politics.

Part exposé, part economic autopsy, Darwin’s book delivers a fearless look at a system too rich to reform and too powerful to fail.

If you liked Dark Money by Jane Mayer, This Town by Mark Leibovich, or The Prince by Ross Barkan, you’ll find Red Mayor, Green Money impossible to put down.

About the Author
Stephen J. Darwin is an investigative author and financial analyst whose work explores the intersection of power, money, and governance in America’s cities. He writes under Darwin Books, an Imprint of Sterling Analytics Media.

Website: DarwinPublications.com
Email: Contact@DarwinPublications.com

Stephen J. Darwin is a New York-based political and economic commentator whose work explores the intersection of money, power, and public policy in America's largest cities. Writing under the imprint Darwin Books, an Imprint of Sterling Analytics Media, he examines how fiscal systems and ideology shape the future of urban life. His thought-provoking nonfiction blends investigative insight with accessible storytelling aimed at general readers and policy audiences alike. Red Mayor, Green Money is his latest work.