Questioning Sustainability Of Capital Region's Suburbs

As New York's suburbs turn 50, they face increasingly difficult questions about their ability to continue, the Times Union concludes, in the first of a series studying the evolution of life in the Capital Region.[img_assist|nid=3935|title=The 2006 C

Queens Redevelopment Project Moves Ahead

11th Hour Successes On Environmental Legislation In Albany

The State Senate and Assembly have adjourned, and it is clear from the past six months of hectic debate and negotiation that the environment has reached a new level of recognition in Albany's political dialog. Significant legislation passed in the session's 11th hour, including brownfields and traffic reform, tax credits for green roofs and solar energy, solid waste management and green buildings.
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New Majority Leader Well Positioned For Environmental Progress

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Legislature Green Lights Traffic Relief, Alternative Energy

Click on the state Capitol above to take action for a greener New York.In the waning days of the 2008 legislative session, Albany lawmakers have green-lighted important bills on traffic reform and alternative energy. But there are still many fundamental issues to be resolved before the June 23 deadline. Your voice is crucial to making sure that our elected officials see the voters care about these issues – so make your voice heard today by joining NYLCV’s call to action!

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