Building a Bigger Environmental Constituency Learn how NYLCV's Education Fund is working statewide to engage voters to become active on environmental issues.Search |
A Sustainable Vision For NYC's Next 100 Days A broad coalition of City Council members, business leaders and advocates from transportation, environmental and health organizations today called on Mayor Bill de Blasio to make sustainability and climate resiliency high priorities for the next 100 days of his administration and beyond. With hurricane season less than two months away, the coalition announced an Action Plan with three clear milestones for the next 100 days to help address some of New York City’s most pressing environmental and resiliency challenges.Read More > Join Us For The Biggest, Greenest Night Of The Year!
Read More > 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.Read More > 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. Read More > |
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