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The General Election is fast approaching! Early voting is October 25 to November 2, and Election Day is November 4.  There are six proposals on the ballot this year. Read more about each one, and arguments for and against, in this NYLCVEF blog post.  NYLCV urges New Yorkers to vote yes on Proposals 1, 3 and 6. Here’s why. 

We’ve all heard about lead poisoning at some point in our lives. Perhaps it was in your high school science class, or maybe you saw it on the news, or it might’ve come up when you were moving into a new home. Hearing about it is one thing, but actually understanding what it is, and how to prevent it, is crucial.  Because here’s the thing: lead exposure is not just a problem of the past, it still exists in too many of our homes, our schools, and our pipes, and it is putting people at risk. 

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The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) Gives Green is pleased to announce its endorsement of 37 candidates for key positions across New York State, including County Legislator, Town Supervisor, City Council, and Board of Legislators. 

Parks are essential to life in New York City. They bring joy to families, connect neighbors, and strengthen communities. At a time when the United States—and much of the world—feels increasingly polarized, New York City's parks remain one of the few spaces where people can build bridges and relationships. What's more, NYC's parks provide critical environmental and public health benefits, and they generate billions for the city and save billions more in avoided costs. The next mayor has a major chance to deliver. That's why NYLCV, New Yorkers for Parks, and the Play Fair Coalition released an updated platform for the city's next mayor: Parks 2030!