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Massive EPA Cuts Could Have Devastating Impact on New York 
This year the White House has proposed large cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency in the federal budget. Sources have
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Under a Weak EPA, State Department Power Must Grow
The EPA is at risk of becoming the weakest its ever been since its founding in 1972. In response, Governor
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Programs to Reduce Food Waste in Executive Budget
In the United States 62 million tons of food on average goes unconsumed every year. The upside to wasted food
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Adirondack Council Releases Report on Solving New York’s Water Infrastructure Crisis
Busted pipes and deteriorating wastewater and sewage treatment facilities are causing a growing water quality crisis in New York. Many
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The Election is Over: Where do we stand?
Tuesday marked the end of the most unpredictable campaign cycle in recent memory. It broke with much of the conventional
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Major Sewage Spill In Lake Onondaga Underscores Need For More Resilient Water Infrastructure
Just a couple of weeks ago, an influx of rain was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” causing a
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NY Becomes Leader in School Lead Testing
On Sep. 6, 2016, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation mandating all schools in New York to test their drinking water
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Exciting Times at the Environmental Facilities Corporation
The Environmental Facilities Corporation offers low-interest financing and grants for projects needed to keep our water infrastructure flowing.
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