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National Drive Electric Month 2025: Why is it important?
It's Drive Electric Month! From September 12 to October 12, communities across the U.S. are celebrating National Drive Electric Month, a nationwide effort to highlight the environmental and economic benefits of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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Insights from The Economist’s Sustainability Week US: Why New York’s Climate Leadership Matters Now More Than Ever
The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) proudly participated in The Economist’s 6th annual Sustainability Week US, a gathering of leaders focused on climate resilience and sustainable economic growth. The summit brought together over 500 experts from across the public and private sectors, ranging from energy executives to environmental advocates, to explore innovations in energy, climate resilience, and sustainable growth.
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New York’s EV Charging Infrastructure: Policy Wins (and Challenges)
Under New York State law, all new light-duty passenger vehicles must be zero-emission by 2035, with all medium- and heavy-duty passenger vehicles following suit by 2045. However, there are significant barriers to reaching these goals due to charging and grid infrastructure shortfalls, exacerbated by federal rollbacks. 
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State Audits Reveal Deficiencies in School Drinking Water Tests for Lead
Exposure to lead, a toxic metal, has a wide range of harmful effects toward people, from headaches and stomach pains to more severe conditions such as heart disease and impaired kidney function. Children are especially vulnerable, with exposure linked to brain damage, developmental delays, behavioral issues, and hearing and speech impairments. Therefore, it’s essential that lead levels are properly monitored through accurate testing and any exceedances are promptly addressed and reduced through effective remediation, or are properly secured against use and are consistently reported to all required parties for schools.
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