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Nassau County Community Forum(Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - 7:00pm)
Green Binghamton!(Saturday, October 11, 2008 - 10:00am)
Greening the Empire State: Wind Power(Tuesday, October 21, 2008 - 8:00am)
Celebrating a Greener Skyline Cocktail Party(Tuesday, December 2, 2008 - 6:00pm)
Greening the Empire State: Nuclear Power(Thursday, December 11, 2008 - 9:00am)

Our Endorsements For The 2008 Primary Elections

Our 2008 "green" primary slate encompasses congressional and state legislative candidates who have shown their mettle and determination to fight for New York's environment. Please lend them your support during the primary elections on Sept. 9, 2008 -- and help us elect green candidates now and in the general election by donating to the Climate Action PAC.
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NYLCV Endorses Brian Foley For State Senate

Long Island Chapter members George Hoffman and Brian Mullers congratulate Brian Foley on his endorsement.In the race for Long Island's Third State Senate District, the right choice for the environment is clear: Brian Foley. Now in his second term as Brookhaven Town Supervisor, Brian Foley has consistently stood up to be counted as a friend of the environment, taking courageous and controversial stands to do what is right. That is the kind of leadership we need in Albany, and that is why the New York League of Conservation Voters endorses Brian Foley as the next senator from the Third District.

Conservation Voters’ Long Island Agenda: Smart Growth, Smart Transportation

LI Biz Blog: Remembering the Fair Housing Act, NYCLV offers green-print, and National Grid promises to be cleaner

Our Roadmap For A Greener Long Island

Long Island faces an array of environmental challenges, from traffic congestion and unchecked suburban sprawl, to an underbuilt mass transit system and development that continues to encroach on priceless natural resources. Our 2008 Long Island Policy Agenda lays out a comprehensive roadmap for county and local policymakers and officials to confront these and other sustainability challenges facing Nassau and Suffolk counties.