Study Finds Link Between Peace Bridge Traffic, Asthma

Truck traffic on the Peace Bridge connecting New York and Canada is likely causing a higher rate of asthma in Buffalo's densely populated West Side, according to a study conducted by local medical researcher Dr. Jamson S. Lwebuga-Mukasa.

Uniting For A Cleaner, Healthier Lake George

Nicknamed the Queen of American lakes, Lake George is known far and wide for its refreshing waters and excellent recreational opportunities at the southern end of the Adirondacks.

Peoples-Stokes, Ritchie - Key Supporters Of Local Foods

With just four weeks left until state lawmakers break for the summer, NYLCV applauds and encourages sponsors of the so-called "Food Metrics Bill" in the Assembly and Senate to turn a worthy proposal into a concrete law.

Comprehensive Plan To Fix Troubled Long Island Sewage Plant

Nassau County's Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant was in trouble long before Hurricane Sandy, racking up violations and fines due to poor maintenance and spills.

Strong Support For More Ferry Service In NYC

Strong support for expanding ferry service in New York City's five boroughs was evident on Tuesday, when advocates turned out in force for a City Council hearing on the issue.

Divisive Elevated Highway In Syracuse Eyed For Demolition

The Viaduct, a 1.4-mile stretch of Interstate 81 that divides Syracuse, might meet the fate of other dinosaurs when its functional life ends in 2017, according to the Atlantic Cities.

No Easy Choices To Fund Tappan Zee Mass Transit

A special zone tax, parking fees and bridge toll revenue are among the possibilities being looked at to pay for mass-transit improvements in Westchester and Rockland counties, the Journal News reported.

Federal Government Proposes Fracking Rules

The federal Department of the Interior has issued proposed rules governing hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas on public lands, moving further to address industry concerns about the costs and reporting burdens of federal regulation.

Bloomberg To Receive NYLCV's Lifetime Achievement Award

When it comes to the environment, no mayor of New York City in recent history has done more than Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

Pedal Power: Cities Celebrate Bike-To-Work Day On May 17!

Buffalo, Ithaca and New York are among the cities statewide that are cheering on cyclists participating in Bike-To-Work day on Friday.

For Albany commuters who can't bike on Friday, CDTA is offering a free, one-day bus pass. In New York, bike riders can get a free cup of coffee and breakfast, donated by merchants including Brooklyn Roasting Company, KIND and Cabot.