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Clean Water Infrastructure, the EPF, and NYLCV's Other Funding Priorities In 2024
One of the League’s top priorities for 2024 is the continued allocation of at least $4 billion in clean water infrastructure funding over the next five years, with $600 million in the 2024-2025 budget to reduce the backlog of water infrastructure projects. But the governor’s proposed budget takes us in the wrong direction. It will slow our ability to replace lead service lines, tackle emerging contaminants and ensure our waterways are safe and swimmable, while jeopardizing public health, the environment and the jobs created by infrastructure projects to fix our pipes and deliver safe drinking water to our families.
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NYLCV Statement On Governor Hochul’s FY25 Executive Budget
Governor Hochul’s Executive Budget demonstrates her commitment to fighting climate change through actions such as decarbonizing buildings and increasing renewable
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NYLCV Reacts To Mayor Adams’ Preliminary FY25 Budget
We are pleased that Mayor Adams reversed course on several of his proposed November budget cuts that would have struck
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Governor Hochul Delivers State of the State Address
After the hottest year on record and a seemingly unending string of extreme weather events, it is time for New
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Why Wind Works
There has been a lot of exciting offshore wind news in recent months, including the completed installation of the first
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NY’s Cap-and-Invest Program Begins To Take Shape
Gov. Hochul introduced the program as part of her 2023 State of the State address and on December 20, the New York State Energy and Research Development Authority and the Department of Environmental Conservation announced the next big step by releasing a pre-proposal outline and Climate Affordability Study.
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New York League of Conservation Voters Announces 2024 State Policy Priorities
The New York League of Conservation Voters and NYLCV Education Fund released their 2024 State Policy Agenda today. “After the hottest year on record and a summer of apocalyptic orange hazy skies, the urgency of the climate crisis has never been more clear,” said NYLCV President Julie Tighe. “From cap-and-invest to a clean fuel standard and from decarbonizing buildings to bolstering large-scale renewable energy projects, it is time to move from planning to delivering tangible results and NYLCV’s State Policy Agenda is a roadmap to help lawmakers accomplish exactly that.” 
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Governor Hochul Says Yes to the Lead Pipe Right to Know Act
This commonsense law is a foundational step towards transparency and action. By mandating that data regarding lead pipe locations be made accessible to the public online, New Yorkers will be empowered with the knowledge of potential risks in their area and the ability to protect themselves and their families.
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