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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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NYC to Start Giving Car sharing Companies Parking Spots
This summer, New York City will start reserving parking spaces on streets and in city-owned parking facilities for car sharing
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Connecting New York's Farmers with New York's Students: The Farm to School Program
Supporting local farmers, sustainable agriculture, and access to fresh food in school cafeterias are all important policy goals. New York’s
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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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Debate Continues Over How to Replace Indian Point
Governor Cuomo and NY environmental groups have reached a long-time goal: permanently shutting down the Indian Point nuclear plant in
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Lake Erie's Growing Dead Zone Problem
Lake Erie currently experiences seasonal ‘dead zones’ larger than they have been since the mid 80’s- about 25% of the
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Governor Cuomo overturns NYC Carryout Bag Bill
On Tuesday, February 14th, just one day before it was set to go into effect, Governor Cuomo signed a law
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DEC Adopting New Sea Level Rise Projections
On February 6 the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced the implementation of updated sea-level rise projections
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