Did NYC Prioritize the Environment in the FY22 Budget?
…$3.4M to restore 15 GreenThumb staff, and expand access to plant materials, resources and tools for community gardeners citywide. $3.4M funded. $3M to hire 50 Urban Park Rangers to connect…
…$3.4M to restore 15 GreenThumb staff, and expand access to plant materials, resources and tools for community gardeners citywide. $3.4M funded. $3M to hire 50 Urban Park Rangers to connect…
On December 19, 2023, Governor Kathy Hochul signed S.5512 / A. 6115, known as the “Lead Pipe Right to Know Act.” Lead is a poisonous heavy metal that causes significant…
…NYLCV/EF worked closely with New York’s leading environmental, public health, conservation, energy, environmental justice, and transportation organizations to identify the state’s most pressing priorities. The full agenda is available here,…
…lanes. Purchase of Zero Emissions Vehicles by the City: This bill requires and mandates timelines for the city’s to transition their light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicle fleet to zero-emissions. Phasing…
…to produce steam. That steam then drives an electricity-producing turbine. Passive solar energy occurs when buildings’ windows, walls, and floors collect, store, and distribute solar heat. New York is committed…
…of CAHill Tech, a firm that focuses on workforce development in the heavy construction industry, and provides both on-the-job training as well as an accessible technology-based e-learning platform. More announcements:…
Zellnor Myrie is running for re-election to the State Senate in District 20. Since joining the senate in 2019, Myrie has been a strong advocate for the environment. He secured…
…may be subject to brain and nervous system damage, a decreased rate of growth and development, and problems with learning, hearing, and speech. Lead poisoning in children can cause long-term,…