…leading source of greenhouse gas emissions, we have to completely phase out petroleum-based fuels. Reducing these emissions through mandates is difficult for New York: for instance, only the federal government…
…at the Crowne Plaza on Monday, December 4th. County Executive-Elect Latimer has been a dedicated supporter, sponsor, co-sponsor and advocate for environmental legislation and funding at every level of government…
…on behalf of the community throughout this process. Since they introduced the new plan, the city held more than 40 meetings with community-based organizations, tenant associations, NYCHA residents, and community…
…just be able to track [the industry] a lot better and be able to hold them accountable… We’d be able to force them, under this particular scheme, to get their…
…announced a proposal to commit New York State to developing 2.4 gigwatts of offshore wind power by 2030. By doing this the state can also power an estimated 50,000 homes….
…most important natural resources: the Delaware River Watershed. On December 16, 2016, President Obama signed legislation from Congress that will provide an important source of funding for restoration efforts across…
…advocate level benefits plus complimentary invitations to our Annual Meeting Cocktail Party, two tickets to our annual Spring Gala, and access to NYLCV staff for one-on-one briefings. Become a member…
…stronger enforcement in implementing the legislation. Acting DEP Commissioner, Vincent Sapienza, stated that Intro 1346 will allow the DEP to act on the three programs that fall under the DEC’s…
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