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The federal government recently took a major step towards clean energy when it announced its five-year leasing schedule for up

By Peter Aronson Now that New York State has passed its FY25 budget, the New York League of Conservation Voters

By Ian Galinson Denser housing benefits the environment. That’s why we’ll be rallying at City Hall Monday, April 29th, for

"With a go-live date now on the books for congestion pricing in New York City, we are on the cusp

At a time when we need to move off of fossil fuels, increase renewable energy transmission, and encourage the development

Governor Hochul recently announced that New York State’s application to the HOMES energy rebate program from the Inflation Reduction Act

As state budget negotiations continue, two interconnected measures key to the clean energy transition are being debated: the NY HEAT Act, which would push gas utilities carefully in a new direction while helping customers switch to affordable and reliable zero-emissions heating and cooling; and the RAPID Act, which would address the need to build out transmission and improve the interconnection process.

Lead is a poisonous heavy metal that causes significant adverse health effects, particularly in children. Unfortunately, Governor Hochul’s FY25 Executive Budget proposal slashed clean water funding by 50%, from $500 million to $250 million. With new programs like getting more lead out of school drinking water are coming online, now is the time to grow and not cut the clean water funding.