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On Tuesday, November 8th, voters on the East End of Long Island had an important environmental decision to make on

Just a couple of weeks ago, an influx of rain was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” causing a

Long Island has been a leader for the State and the Northeast in regards to clean energy. The region is acting on their potential to meet 400 MW of renewable energy production, the biggest contributions coming from solar and projected offshore wind farms.

On Sep. 8, a coalition of civic and environmental groups met on the Peconic Riverfront to advocate for the extension

On Tuesday, August 30th, the New York State Senate held the first of three hearings on the Hoosick Falls water pollution crisis. The hearings are intended to clear up confusion and explain in detail how Hoosick Falls’ water was contaminated, what efforts were made to clean up the hazards, and what the future holds.

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos recently sent a letter to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

A recent lawsuit against the Rye Golf Club in Westchester has drawn attention from the State Department of Environmental Conservation

  Long Island’s Suffolk County Legislature has taken a new measure towards combating the increasing problem of nitrogen pollution seen