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Environment Fares Well in Proposed State Budgets
New York’s Senate and Assembly recently released their budget proposals for FY 2017-2018. Now, the two legislative houses and the
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While Citi Bike Ridership Soars, Many Neighborhoods Are Still Left Out
Since the launch of Citi Bike in 2013, the number of bike sharing users has continued to grow along with
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NYC to Start Giving Car sharing Companies Parking Spots
This summer, New York City will start reserving parking spaces on streets and in city-owned parking facilities for car sharing
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Under a Weak EPA, State Department Power Must Grow
The EPA is at risk of becoming the weakest its ever been since its founding in 1972. In response, Governor
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Debate Continues Over How to Replace Indian Point
Governor Cuomo and NY environmental groups have reached a long-time goal: permanently shutting down the Indian Point nuclear plant in
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Governor Cuomo overturns NYC Carryout Bag Bill
On Tuesday, February 14th, just one day before it was set to go into effect, Governor Cuomo signed a law
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DEC Adopting New Sea Level Rise Projections
On February 6 the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced the implementation of updated sea-level rise projections
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Support for Residential Geothermal Systems is coming to New York
This week, Governor Cuomo created a $15 million rebate program for geothermal heat pumps, a longtime ask of NYLCV and
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