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Last week, Governor Hochul acted on a half dozen pieces of legislation that covered drinking water supply safety, lead exposure in school drinking water, plastic waste, reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector, pesticides in kids’ summer camps, and fracking wastes being used on roadways. She got five right and one – the use of fracking waste – wrong.
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A newly formed coalition is joining with key state lawmakers to campaign for a ballot measure to give New Yorkers a constitutional right to clean air and…
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Environmental groups say there were some wins in the recently concluded New York State legislative session, including a new constitutional amendment…
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Three bills intended to upgrade U.S. drinking water systems and address toxic pollutants took a step forward Wednesdsay as the conversation in Washington…
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Albany's municipal water system made it through the worst of the pandemic without a hiccup.Albany Water Commissioner Joe Coffey says when word of COVID-19…
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Sample tests continue to show a higher than acceptable level of a contaminant in the drinking water of about a third of the population in western…
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Founded in 2001, the Vassar Haiti Project engages students in a life-changing, experiential education in global citizenship, promotes Haitian art, and…
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Vermont is going to get nearly $19 million for clean water projects.The state's congressional delegation announced Tuesday the money from the U.S.…
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Federal, state, and local officials launched a new water quality monitoring project today on the Connecticut River in Massachusetts that is aimed at…
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded more than $2 million to New York state for clean water projects.EPA announced this week that $2.1…