but Delivery Pipelines in Short Supply
New York City’s need for natural gas continues to grow as more homes and businesses convert from oil to natural gas heat. These conversions, combined with continued economic growth, is projected...
Late on a Sunday evening in the middle of June, New York State lawmakers reached an agreement to slash the states greenhouse gas emissions 85% below 1990 levels by...
Groundbreaking Legislation to Slash Greenhouse Gas Emissions
On May 18, the Climate Mobilization Act became law. This legislation aims to reduce New York City’s greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050. In order to accomplish this...
A Tireless Advocate for Environmental Justice
Norris McDonald – a champion of environmental protection and environmental justice – passed away on May 14, 2019. Norris was a tireless advocate for environmental justice concerns, increasing participation...
New York City, Westchester County and Long Island are facing a shortage of natural gas. This shortage is caused not as a result of insufficient natural gas supply, but...
Heat Waves in the Age of Climate Change: Longer, More Frequent and More Dangerous https://t.co/TqqW5iKXnu
Earth’s hottest June: Historic heat wave in Europe powers record month https://t.co/nOQJ8LkSE6
America is awash in natural gas. In parts of the country there’s hardly a drop to burn. Welcome to the uneven reality of the gas boom. https://t.co/TVmnqdUnHF
Restoring Forests Could Help Put a Brake on Global Warming, Study Finds. https://t.co/6wCi13AnXO via @nytimes
New York state manufacturers fear the highest standards in the U.S. for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions could upend industries https://t.co/YeHZ4yzAzY via @WSJ
