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Join Our #GivingTuesday Campaign
Make the environment one of your top charitable causes this year by making a double-matched contribution today!
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Celebrate Environmental Progress in New York City
Our New York City Cocktail Party brings together elected officials, policymakers, businesses, community groups, and grassroots community members.
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How Does Plastic Get Recycled?
To encourage more NYLCV members to recycle and demystify the recycling process, we researched what each type of plastic is made of, what it can be recycled into, and how that recycling happens.
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Trump Sues California for Reducing Air Pollution
The Trump Administration is suing California for its cap-and-invest agreement with Canada’s Québec province that would decrease emissions from fossil fuels and limit air pollution. This lawsuit endangers other states’ abilities to implement their own emission-reduction programs and combat climate change.
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Celebrate Environmental Progress in Westchester
Our Westchester Cocktail Party brings together elected officials, policymakers, businesses, community groups, and grassroots community members.
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New York City Council Passes Streets Master Plan Legislation
The bustling streets of the Big Apple will soon be safer and greener. Last week, the City Council passed Speaker Corey Johnson’s bill requiring the NYC Department of Transportation to develop a citywide master plan for streets every five years - one of NYLCV’s policy priorities.
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Celebrate Environmental Progress in the Capital Region
Our Capital Region Cocktail Party brings together elected officials, policymakers, businesses, community groups, and grassroots community members.
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Long Island's Groundwater Will Soon Be Cleaner
Groundwater on Long Island will soon be healthier. A new Soil Wash Plant facility recently opened on Long Island that will help to protect groundwater and facilitate more brownfield site remediation.
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