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Trump’s Seismic Testing Plan Will Cause Major Harm to the Environment
Late last month, the Trump Administration approved a plan to allow oil companies to conduct seismic testing along the Eastern Atlantic, seen as the first step toward the administration leasing federal waters for oil drilling. Oil and gas exploration not only severely disrupts marine wildlife, but it would also worsen the fight against climate change.
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NYC Public Advocate Environmental Candidate Forum
Join NYLCVEF at our environmental forum with Public Advocate candidates.
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Clean Water Infrastructure Grants Distributed Across NYS
After advocacy by NYLCV and other environmental groups, the Clean Water Infrastructure Act passed last year and brought a $2.5 billion investment to improve drinking water infrastructure and water quality protection across the State. Last month, Governor Cuomo announced specific investments funded by the CWIA for different regions.
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NYLCV Testifies at City Council Hearing on Building Emissions
At a City Council Environmental Protection Committee hearing last week, NYLCV testified in support of groundbreaking legislation that would make New York City the first in the world to set carbon emissions standards for buildings, which generate 70% of greenhouse gases in the City.
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City Council Holds Hearing on Building Emission Reduction Legislation
The City Council’s Committee on Environmental Protection held a hearing last week on legislation that would set greenhouse gas emissions for buildings over 25,000 square feet.
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Make a Holiday Season Contribution Today!
During this holiday season of giving, show your support to causes that you care about by donating to the New York League of Conservation Voters community.
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How Congestion Pricing Can Help Electrify the City’s Bus Fleet and Improve Air Quality
Congestion pricing can be much more than just a subway-fixing fund. It could also enable the electrification of the city’s entire bus fleet – a move that would save fuel costs, reduce the city’s carbon emissions and improve air quality for millions of New Yorkers that live, work and learn along the city’s maze of bus routes.
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How NYS Restaurants Are Reducing Food Waste This Holiday Season
New York is combating a food waste crisis, with many establishments throwing away countless tons of food each day. This issue is exacerbated during the holiday season. Fortunately, the restaurant industry is helping New Yorkers reduce this through a variety of practices.
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