…York City has $5 billion of its $191 billion of its pension fund invested in fossil fuel companies. New York State’s $200 billion pension fund currently has $3.68 billion invested…
…apply. Ladybugs, on the other hand, do the legwork and are far less expensive—$150 for 72,000 of them. Gardeners did their homework to make sure that ladybugs would not out-compete…
…a “middle of the road” idea, and while a millionaire’s tax has its detractors, it still has legs too. Regardless of which solution is more popular, commuter unrest in the…
…jobs, with an average salary of $100,000 per year. This not only fuels local economies, but also reduces dependence on foreign oil, strengthening the state’s energy security. Busting the Myths…
…88%; Bronx, 87%; Queens, 86%; Brooklyn, 71%; and Staten Island, 37%. This year’s scorecard examined 14 bills from the 2023 legislative session that were NYLCV priorities and of significant importance…
…absences. Studies show that congestion pricing reduces traffic and cuts pollution. In London, traffic decreased by 15% and emissions decreased by nearly 20%. In Stockholm, traffic decreased by 22% —…
…it. For example, the report spotlights how although transit hubs- including train stations, airports, and bus stops- are areas of increased mobility, housing and business development, and investment in the…
…on the ballot in November. E-Bikes and E-Scooters: The budget included legalization of e-bikes and e-scooters. This is integral as more New Yorkers rely on food delivery during the pandemic….
NYLCV is the only statewide environmental organization in New York that fights for clean water, clean air, renewable energy and open space through political action. We're non-partisan, pragmatic and effective.
