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Environmental Wins in Albany, New York City Council Tackles Waste
While the State Senate has wrapped up for the 2023 Legislative Session, the Assembly will return in the coming weeks to complete unfinished business. We are pleased to report that thus far several NYLCV-priority bills passed both the State Senate and Assembly. Additionally, Thursday marked a significant milestone in New York City’s journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable future with the New York City Council passing a comprehensive Zero Waste package.
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Hazy Skies and Smokey Air is a Climate Change Wake Up Call
The cause of the smoke was a series of forest fires in Canada. Here we’ll look back on one of the most authoritative–and prescient–scientific studies on forest fires to date. The United Nations Environment Programme Report, titled Spreading Like Wildfire: The Rising Threat of Extraordinary Landscape Fires, states clearly that climate change is one of the primary causes of these natural disasters.
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New York League of Conservation Voters Applauds Passage of Zero Waste Package by New York City Council
Today marks a significant milestone in New York City's journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. The New York
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Statement From the New York League of Conservation Voters on Clean Fuel Standard Legislation Passing in the New York Senate
The New York League of Conservation Voters commends Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Senator Parker, and all Senators who overwhelmingly voted in favor of this NYLCV scorecard bill, as it marks a clear and steadfast commitment to taking swift action to combat climate change. We turn next to the Assembly and urge them to bring this bill through the legislature.
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2024 NYLCV New York City Cocktail Party
Our NYC cocktail party is one of NYLCV's premier events. Enjoy an evening of drinks, light refreshments, and great conversation overlooking the East River.
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Key Environmental Legislation on the Line as Session Nears End
As the legislative session reaches its final week, the New York League of Conservation Voters is pleased to provide an update on the progress of several priority bills. First, we are thrilled to report that the Lead Pipes Right to Know Act has already passed both the Senate and Assembly. However, there is still crucial work to be done on other important measures such as a clean fuel standard, offshore wind energy targets, waste reduction, and more.
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Senator Kavanagh, Assemblymember Barrett, Environmental Advocates, and Labor Unions Rallied For Legislation to Increase New York’s Offshore Wind Goals
Senator Brian Kavanagh and Assemblymember Didi Barrett held a rally in the Capitol building to advocate for legislation to increase New York’s offshore wind goals. S. 6327/A. 7407 would increase the State’s current goal of 9 gigawatts (GW) of offshore energy by 2035 to 9.9 GW and establish three new ambitious targets: 15.8 GW by 2040, 18 GW by 2045, and 20 GW by 2050.
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