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  • Transmission For Our Clean Energy Transition

    Two major transmission projects were recently completed in New York: the Smart Path Connect Project, an 100-mile transmission line across the Mohawk Valley and the North Country designed to ease the flow of renewable energy

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  • NYLCV Gives Green-Endorsed Candidates Win Big in 2026 Primary Election

    The New York League of Conservation Voters Gives Green congratulates all candidates on a hard fought primary election. On a night where 53 of NYLCV Gives Green’s 116 endorsed candidates had primaries, 41 of those candidates won or are currently leading  in their elections. 

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  • Primary Election Day is Tuesday: Make a Plan to Vote Green

    Important decisions about the future of our environment will be determined by this year's election, and the time has come to express our power at the ballot box. The New York League of Conservation Voters Gives Green is proud to endorse 116 candidates for the 2026 election cycle, recognizing a strong slate of environmental champions running for local, state, and federal office.  When you cast your ballot for an NYLCV Gives Green-endorsed candidate, you help elect leaders who are committed to fighting climate change, protecting our natural resources, improving air quality, and making communities more resilient.

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One Year In, Congestion Pricing is Winning
It’s been one year since New York made history by launching the nation’s first Congestion Pricing Program, and the results are in: less traffic, faster buses, better air quality, and millions of dollars going to improve our mass transit system. “It takes bold leadership to advance policies that improve our communities and daily lives – especially when they aren’t universally popular at the start,” said NYLCV President Julie Tighe. “That’s exactly what Governor Hochul showed by advancing congestion pricing forward to deliver real results for New Yorkers.”
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NYLCV/EF Announces 2026 State Policy Agenda
The New York League of Conservation Voters and NYLCV Education Fund are proud to release our 2026 State Policy Agenda, which outlines the League’s top priorities, including the Sustainable Future Fund and the Clean Air Initiative, advancing affordable clean energy projects, decarbonizing buildings with thermal energy networks, passing a Clean Fuel Standard, and achieving zero waste.
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Gov. Hochul’s Climate Week: Turning Plans into Action
This week, during Climate Week NYC, Governor Hochul and state agencies announced a series of actions, showing the country what strong state leadership on climate looks like. These actions included the $1 billion Sustainable Future Fund, $16 million in workforce development for the green economy, and a push to move forward on shovel-ready renewable energy projects. DEC also announced 26 newly certified "climate smart communities."
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"Big Ugly Bill” is a Climate Disaster
On July 4th, President Trump signed the “Big Ugly Bill,” gutting core climate policies through cutting clean energy tax credits, EV incentives, raising energy costs, and jeopardizing over a million jobs. State and local level climate leadership will be more important than ever as we face the repercussions of this bill.
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Repeal of the 100 Foot Rule is Good For New York – Governor Hochul Should Sign It
As the 2025 Legislative Session came to a close on June 18, an act to repeal the ‘100-foot rule’ successfully passed in both houses and is now awaiting action by Governor Hochul.
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Offshore Wind Campaign Manager
The Campaign Manager will be responsible for helping Wind Works New York and NYLCV advance a clean energy future, specifically focused on furthering a successful offshore wind program in New York State. 
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Battery Energy Storage Systems: A Clean Energy Solution NY Needs
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are an increasingly important and increasingly discussed component of the renewable energy future needed to displace fossil fuels. As we make the transition to wind, solar and hydroelectric power, an important element is how to store electricity when it’s generated but is not needed at that moment.
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Agenda Breakdown: Renewable Energy and Transmission Capacity
Greening the grid – a top priority for NYLCV – means replacing greenhouse gas producing power sources, like coal combustion and natural gas, with renewable energy, like wind, solar and hydro power. But it doesn’t stop with power generation; it also means building up transmission capacity to deliver clean energy to homes and businesses across the state.
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