Climate Change News

Last Monday, New York City Council heard testimony from our New York City Program Manager, Adriana Espinoza, on a bill

New York City is ahead of schedule electrifying its vehicles and powergrid. In advance of Earth Day, Mayor de Blasio announced that the city’s solar capacity is growing, and its electric vehicle fleet size is far greater than expected. Both of these initiatives are strategies for New York to meet its climate goals and reduce air pollution.

Due to the large demand for wind energy on Long Island’s South Fork, National Grid will soon develop a large battery in East Hampton, to be connected to the upcoming South Fork Windfarm.

On Earth Day, April 22nd, the Department of Transportation is closing some main streets around NYC to all non-essential vehicular

For the first time since 2010, New York began its fiscal year with a budget extender from the previous year

On March 28th, President Trump signed the Energy Independence Executive Order, directing EPA head, Scott Pruitt, to rescind President Obama’s

New York has been working to move closer and closer to its goal of generating 50 percent clean energy by

On March 21st Governor Cuomo announced the introduction of a new $70 million electric car rebate. The initiative will contribute