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New York City CouncilHudson River Quality Varies GreatlySubmitted by Dan Hendrick on Thu, 2008-07-24 16:59.
The quality and safety of Hudson River water varies significantly from city to city, and often from spot to spot, according to new research. Competing Biofuels Bills In NYC CouncilSubmitted by Josh Abram on Tue, 2007-06-26 14:44.
2006 Green Grades for Council Are MixedSubmitted by Stacy Feldman on Tue, 2007-03-13 16:38.
Today we released our annual environmental scorecard for the NYC Council. The scores are the lowest they've been in years. We understand that city council members didn't pass a lot of bills in late 2006 in deference to the mayor's pending multi-year sustainability plan. More Pedicab ReaxSubmitted by Stacy Feldman on Fri, 2007-03-02 12:16.
This posting from the Huffington Post wins the most clever title on yesterday's pedicab story, though we can't vouch for its content: New York City Council Votes No on Pedicabs, Yes on Globe-Warming, Gas-Guzzling Behemoths.
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Energy Bill in the NYC CouncilSubmitted by Stacy Feldman on Mon, 2007-02-26 12:56.
The NY Sun is reporting about a bill in the New York City Council that aims to discourage wasteful energy practices. It's one of the bills sitting before the council to deal with energy efficiency.
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Interesting Public Forum on RecyclingSubmitted by Stacy Feldman on Wed, 2007-02-21 15:22.
Okay, not exactly. But what really had everyone talking was the introduction of Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum (who hosted the event) by City Councilmember Michael McMahon: "Thank you Mayor, I mean Public Advocate Gotbaum..." Brewer on NYC Traffic CongestionSubmitted by Stacy Feldman on Mon, 2007-02-12 15:29.
Gale Brewer (NYC Council) has introduced into the council her new "Traffic Information and Relief Bill" (Intro. 199). |
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New York City Council members David Yassky, left, and James Gennaro, below, have submitted almost identical bills requiring all heating oil sold in the city to be 20% biodiesel by 2013.![[Drupal]](/sites/nylcv.civicactions.net/files/drupal.png)
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