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Replacing just one mile of old gas pipeline costs $6 million — and New Yorkers foot the bill through rising utility rates. The NY HEAT Act offers a better path forward: modern, efficient, and clean energy upgrades for entire neighborhoods — at no cost to residents. This Yonkers community was transformed — see how it can work for all of New York.

How can parks improve the lives of city residents? A surprisingly large body of research provides answers. Does investing in parks improve residents' lives? Does it cause people to walk more, reduce stress, and improve fitness? Does it improve air quality, thereby reducing the risk of respiratory disease? Are people happier in a visually green environment? Do improved parks improve residents’ sense of community and belongingness? Do green spaces decrease the incidence of crime? Do green spaces increase property values? Or is it all of the above?

By Peter Aronson In their first few weeks in office, the Trump Administration is making good on their promise to

"New Yorkers deserve less traffic, cleaner air, and robust investments in mass transit because we cannot drive our way out

By Peter Aronson The 2024 General Election is upon us and Our Vote is Our Power! Early voting concluded yesterday,

The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) Victory Fund is launching a   six-figure advertising campaign to hold anti-environmental

We are one week away from the start of early voting and just over two weeks out from Election Day.

This election, after several years of legislative wrangling and uncertainty, Suffolk County voters finally will get an opportunity to vote