NYLCV Joins Call For Offshore Wind Energy

NYLCV joined a broad coalition of New York's environmental, business, public health, and labor organizations on Wednesday to call on state and federal leaders to move forward with offshore wind development.  New York has substantial offshore wind resources and there are currently several proposals to develop clean energy off the coast of Long Island. Offshore wind energy will not only help clean the air, it will create 21st century jobs that are desperately needed on Long Island and around New York State.
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Policy Forum Tackles Complex Issue Of Solid Waste

The half-day forum featured two all-star panels of experts who have deep experience dealing with solid waste.More than 250 people turned out for Wasted Opportunity? Confronting NYC's Solid Waste Challenges, a policy forum convened by the New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund. From government decisionmakers and business leaders, to environmentalists and community groups, the forum brought together a wide spectrum of stakeholders to discuss one of New York City's most complicated sustainability challenges.
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Our Most Successful NYC Benefit Ever!

Ken Adams of Empire State Development was the evening's keynote speaker.A galaxy of luminaries from the worlds of politics, business and the environment shined on Wednesday evening at the NYLCV's Celebrating a Greener Skyline Cocktail Party. Held at the beautiful New York Yacht Club in Midtown Manhattan, the event broke attendance and fundraising records, and will help bolster NYLCV's work to elect for the environment.

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Meet Mark Gorton @ NYLCV's Young Professionals Party

A good party, great people and interesting conversation. What could be better? Get all three at NYLCV's upcoming Young Professionals Fall Social, which will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 15 in New York City. We are delighed to welcome Mark Gorton -- the founder of LimeWire, Open Plans and a number of high-tech and financial enterprises -- as our special guest.

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NYLCVEF Eco-Partners Welcome NYC Comptroller John Liu

Comptroller John Liu with NYLCVEF President Marcia Bystryn and NYLCVEF Board Chair Ed Cox.The NYLCV Education Fund was thrilled to welcome John Liu, New York City's 43^rd Comptroller, at its Eco-Partners breakfast hosted by Patterson Belknap in New York City. Speaking before a full room of the city's environmental and business leaders, Comptroller Liu discussed a range of issues, including preserving water quality, pushing forward the solid waste management plan and solving the MTA's budget crisis.

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Updating Queens Residents On Environmental Progress

NYLCVEF's Ricardo Gotla briefs local residents on recent legislative and budget developments in Albany.Albany made significant environmental progress this year but much more needs to be done -- and the residents of Queens can play a critical role in moving the ball forward. Those were the conclusions of a recent talk held by the New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund at the Broadway Branch of the Queens Library in Astoria. More than 30 local residents turned out for the event, which detailed the various legislative and budgetary steps taken in the state Legislature during the 2011 session.
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The Policy And Politics Behind New York's Energy Outlook

NYLCV, City Hall News, and New York Building Congress will bring together a panel of experts, advocates and government officials Join NYLCV, City Hall News and New York Building Congress for a discussion on NY's energy. to discuss the Policy and Politics around New Yorks energy outlook, including system stability and reliability, economic development impacts, environmental issues, public safety and long-term planning and sustainability. 
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Get The Facts And Get Involved!

Don't miss the NYLCV Education Fund's upcoming briefing on environmental policy August 15th!One of the most important things you can do for the environment is to get educated on the policy issues so that you can encourage your elected officials to take action.The NYLCV Education Fund invites you to an informative talk that will bring you up to speed on what's been happening legislatively, what these developments mean for you, and what you can do to help ensure that sustainability is a top priority in New York City and across the state in 2011 and beyond..

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NYLCV’s Spring Gala: Largest and Most Successful Ever

Mayor Bloomberg served as our gala's keynote speaker.A galaxy of luminaries from the worlds of philanthropy, corporate leadership, politics and environmental advocacy shined at the New York League of Conservation Voters' "Celebrating a Greener New York" Spring Gala in New York City. More than 600 guests turned out for the elegant event, which was the best attended and most successful in the organization's history!
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Paint The Town Green At Our Young Professionals Party!

NYC Environmental Commissioner Cas Holloway will be our guest speaker. Reserve your place today!Kick off Earth Month at NYLCV's popular Young Professionals Spring Party on April 6. Mix and mingle with fellow professionals interested in sustainable businesses, green jobs, clean energy and a healthy New York. As an added bonus, guests who contribute $100 or more -- or become a monthly donor -- will get a free ticket to our pre-gala cocktail party on May 23!

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