…Service (DPS), the Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation (OPRHP), Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES) the Department of Agriculture & Markets (DAM), the Department of Health (DOH), the…
…York, New York 6:00 PM – Cocktail Reception 7:30 PM – Program & Dinner Questions? Email Development@nylcv.org 2024 HONOREE Each year we honor individuals, organizations, and businesses that have…
…here! Our Long Island Cocktail Party unites environmentalists, board members, politicians, and government officials to celebrate the region’s remarkable environmental achievements. Secure your tickets HERE to be part of the…
…that a CFS would have the most benefit near ports, airports, and high traffic areas (which are often located near low-income and predominantly minority communities). As a result, a CFS…
…Furthermore, the City should follow through on their commitment to study a volume-based “Save-as-you-Throw” system: one that would charge NYC residents based on how much waste they dispose of, while…
…very excited that Governor Cuomo committed to legalizing electric bikes and scooters. Giving commuters more carbon-free options is a common-sense public policy, and while we were disappointed to see standalone…
…Eversource IUOE Local 94–94A-94B Philip E. Karmel, Esq., Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP Kasirer LLC Kivvit Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP Langan Jamie Rubin National Grid NIxon Peabody LLP…
…DO NOT dispose of any grease down drains. Always place grease in a non-recyclable container and throw it into the garbage. DO flush only the four ‘Ps’—poop, pee, paper, and…
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