New York Scores High On National Environmental Scorecard

The New York League of Conservation Voters has unveiled scores for the New York delegation as part of the League of Conservation Voters' 2013 National Environmental Scorecard. The Scorecard reflects how continued attacks on the environment and public health safeguards have led to record low scores in many parts of the nation, even as New York members scored relatively high.
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New York City Council Environmental Scorecard

Most elected officials say they are for the environment, but who is making sure what they say is what they do? The New York League of Conservation Voters is holding members of the New York City Council accountable for their track records through our Environmental Scorecard, which was released today. NYLCV's 2012-2013 New York City Council Scorecard examines voting and sponsorship records on 17 bills covering recycling, composting, clean energy, biodiversity, transportation, air quality, energy efficiency, resiliency and more.

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Our Environmental Game Plan For 2014

New York's environmental sights have been set too low for too long. That must change this year. NYLCV's 2014 State Policy Agenda -- which will be the focus of our advocacy and political work this year -- sets a clear bar for sustainability progress and our endorsements, too. It's time for New York to think bigger and take a comprehensive approach to climate change, natural resource protection, public health and sustainable economic growth. 

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Embarking On Our 25th Anniversary Year

Back in 1989, a small group of determined volunteers came together, united in the belief that political strength was the key to getting environmental results. NYLCV has grown from these humble beginnings into one of New York's largest environmental organizations, with more than 40,000 members in every corner of the state. We are now embarking on our most ambitious year ever.
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