Reporting to the Deputy Director of Politics, the NYLCV Political Organizing Fellow will play a critical role in the organization. Their work will allow NYLCV to further its mission of electing more environmental champions to office.
Learn MoreThe following op-ed appeared in Newsday on March 4, 2024. By Julie Tighe Guest essay March 4, 2024 New York generates more power
Learn MoreGovernor Kathy Hochul's recent announcement awarding two offshore wind projects, Empire Wind I and Sunrise Wind, marks a groundbreaking moment
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Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are an increasingly important and increasingly discussed component of the renewable energy future needed to displace fossil fuels. As we make the transition to wind, solar and hydroelectric power, an important element is how to store electricity when it’s generated but is not needed at that moment.
Learn MoreIt’s not often that a single person has such an outsized influence on an issue as Basil Seggos has had
Learn MoreOn Tuesday, February 13, New York held the first two elections of 2024. There was a special election in New
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Greening the grid – a top priority for NYLCV – means replacing greenhouse gas producing power sources, like coal combustion and natural gas, with renewable energy, like wind, solar and hydro power. But it doesn’t stop with power generation; it also means building up transmission capacity to deliver clean energy to homes and businesses across the state.
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The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) today released its 2023 NYC Council Environmental Scorecard, in which Council Members
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