• Policy Means People: Let’s Containerize Our Waste

    Rats!  While New York City has made important progress on its zero waste goals – including the passage of the Zero Waste Act and subsequent roll out of the citywide curbside composting program, there is still a long way to go. We believe the logical next step  – the proverbial low-hanging (discarded) fruit – would be for the City Council to vote on and pass Intro 1123, which would direct the NYC Department of Sanitation to establish a program requiring all buildings with 10 or more dwelling units to place residential waste in stationary on-street containers. 

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  • 2025 NYLCV New York City Cocktail Party

    The New York League of Conservation Voters is thrilled to invite you to our 2025 New York City Cocktail Party! Join us on Tuesday, September 30th, 6pm-8pm at Malibu Farm in Lower Manhattan for an evening of drinks, light refreshments, and great conversation along the East River.

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  • Down the Drain and Into the Aquifer: Long Island’s Septic Systems Just Got a Major Upgrade

    Suffolk County just received a major boost in its fight against water pollution. Governor Hochul announced $30 million in funding to help homeowners replace outdated septic systems with advanced, cleaner technology. This move addresses decades of groundwater contamination on Long Island and builds on state efforts to ensure cleaner water long-term.

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Our NYC Priorities for 2021
We are excited to release our 2021 NYC Policy Agenda. In 2019, New York City committed to a bold Green
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30th Anniversary Spring Gala Photos
View and share photos from our 2019 Spring Gala.
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Join Us for Our 2019 Spring Gala
Each year, our Spring Gala brings together an exciting group of business leaders, elected officials and environmental partners to celebrate and support the work we accomplish together all year.
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