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The Time Has Come To Implement Congestion Pricing
Vehicle traffic is the state’s second highest source of greenhouse gas emissions and the city has pledged to reduce its emission to net zero by 2050. Congestion pricing, which calls for drivers who enter the city’s business district, between 60th Street and Battery Park, to pay a fee, was first proposed by Mayor Bloomberg in 2007. More than a decade and several iterations later, the city is awaiting final approval from the federal government.
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New York City: Say Yes to Zoning For Carbon Neutrality
For too long, the City’s zoning regulations prohibited buildings from making necessary green investments to fight climate change and cut down on toxic air pollution.
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Funding Parks is an Environmental and Public Health Imperative
One could argue that the current dispute over funding for New York City’s parks is a microcosm of an important global issue in our ongoing battle against climate change. Parks provide innumerable benefits to the millions of people who use them.
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Latest IPCC Report Signals Solving Climate Crisis is Increasingly Urgent
The IPCC is the world’s leading assessor of science related to climate change and provides regular assessments relating to its impacts and future risks. Its most recent report, written by 93 scientists from around the world, was released on March 20.
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NY Needs a Housing Compact That Mandates Transit Oriented Development
When considering all the ways to fight global warming, it’s impossible not to make Transit Oriented Development (TOD) among the top priorities.
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NYLCV's Top Priorities as Budget Deadline Approaches
The Governor and State Legislature are in the 11th hour of budget negotiations and our environmental priorities are on the line. There’s still time for us, collectively, to influence the outcome by making our voices heard in unison.
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From the Nation’s Capital to Nassau County, a Week of Environmental Advocacy
From a panel discussion on decarbonizing buildings in Albany, to a Washington D.C. fly-in to lobby congress on climate issues, to an environmental breakfast with City Council members in New York City, to a town hall concerning America's affordable clean energy plan, NYLCV/EF got to work this week.
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NYLCV Releases Ambitious Policy Agendas for Long Island and New York City
The New York League of Conservation Voters and New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund (NYLCV/EF) released their regional policy agendas last week for Long Island and New York City. These agendas will focus much of NYYLV/EF’s work and advocacy throughout the next 12 months, including guiding which bills get included in the Legislative Scorecards and directing League’s educational programming. 
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