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There’s a debate among New York’s elected officials over how to fix the city’s debilitated, overcrowded transit system. Increasing delays and accidents have caused Governor Andrew Cuomo to declare the public transportation system to be in a state of emergency in desperate need of a solution. Although Governor Cuomo controls the transportation authority, he has called upon Mayor Bill de Blasio to help mend the crisis too, and they both have conflicting ideas on how to do so.

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A massive toxic plume in the Nassau County Hamlet of Bethpage has been expanding beneath for years, sickening residents who

The Public Service Commission (PSC) approved the first phase of Consolidated Edison’s Shared Solar Pilot program, which helps low-income residents,

Last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began a 30 day comment period on its plans to repeal the Clean Water Rule. If Congress blocks the Clean Water Rule, at least 55% of New York's stream miles and millions of acres of wetlands nationwide will again be at risk from pollution and destruction from development, oil and gas production, and other industrial activities.

A report released this morning by the New York Building Congress provides analysis for the future of electricity in New

 City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez (representing District 10) and 27 other City Council Members are calling on Mayor de Blasio

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is a mandatory market-based program among nine northeastern states, including New York, to reduce