New York lawmakers move to ban pesticides at summer camps
New York would be the first in the nation to ban the use of pesticides at children’s summer camps under legislation passed by state lawmakers...
Massachusetts sees more competition to bulk up offshore wind infrastructure
The state got an early jump on offshore wind development, but recent onshore infrastructure investments in New York, New Jersey and Virginia threaten to cut...
Indian Point Is Shutting Down. That Means More Fossil Fuel.
For most of his long political career, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo railed against the dangers of having a nuclear power plant operating just 25 miles...Online portal aims to be clearinghouse for community solar subscriptions
Massachusetts-based EnergySage announced the soft launch of its community solar marketplace earlier this month.Commentary: Clean transportation can benefit New York’s economy and health
In New York, the time to clean up transportation and decarbonize the economy is now, writes Luan Jenifer, President of Miller/Howard Investments.
How a New York Town Has Shifted From a Coal-Powered Economy
The Huntley coal plant in Tonawanda, New York, was once the area's biggest polluter. But it was also the town's biggest taxpayer.‘A summer unlike any other’: heatwaves and Covid-19 are a deadly combination
As underserved populations face hotter neighborhoods and limited access to air conditioning, the pandemic threatens the malls and libraries where they typically find relief Coronavirus...
New York CCLers bring winemakers to the climate conversation
New York CCLers bring winemakers to the climate conversation By Flannery Winchester The Finger Lakes region of upstate New York is known for producing excellent...