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Our Gala brings together elected and public officials, business leaders, environmentalists, and philanthropists to support our efforts to fight climate change, conserve land and water, and protect public health across NY.
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The New York League of Conservation Voters is seeking one or two dedicated and passionate Organizers to join our team in NYC and Westchester.
Learn MoreBy Peter Aronson In their first few weeks in office, the Trump Administration is making good on their promise to
Learn MoreThe New York League of Conservation Voters is seeking one or two dedicated and passionate Organizers to join our team on Long Island.
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NYLCV Policy Director Pat McClellan testified before the Environmental Conservation and Energy Committees about the need to advance cap-and-invest and fund clean water and the Environmental Protection Fund, among other priorities.
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Our Capital Region Chapter is actively engaged in addressing environmental challenges in Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga, and Rensselaer counties. Our Cocktail Party is an exciting opportunity to network with fellow environmentalists and celebrate progress in the region!
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The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) today released its 2024 NYC Council Environmental Scorecard, in which Council Members and the body as a whole are evaluated based on their support of environmental bills in the previous year and whether those bills passed.
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As a member of New Yorkers for Clean Water and Jobs – a broad coalition of conservation, environmental justice, labor, business, local government, outdoor recreation and public health groups – we are requesting that lawmakers advance the following budget items: Appropriate at least $500 million for the Environmental Protection Fund, $600 million for the Clean Water Infrastructure Act; at least $200 million in capital funding for the New York State Parks; and at least $100 million in capital funds for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC); in a timely fashion, utilize the billions still available under New York’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act to help all New Yorkers, including those living in disadvantaged communities; appropriate funds so that the DEC can hire approximately 225 new full-time employees; and appropriate funds so that the New York State Department of Health (DOH) can hire additional staff to effectively implement and monitor new clean water standards.
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