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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week announced rollbacks of power plant emissions regulations. The move concerns Adirondack advocates who say there will be negative environmental and economic implications for the region
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The applicant and environmental groups in opposition to a Lewis County howitzer testing site agree on the need to stop a legal hearing -- just not on the reason for doing so.
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Homeowners in the Adirondacks with septic systems are invited to free workshops on how to maintain and improve their systems and get information on how to access funding to replace systems
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The Adirondack Common Ground Alliance recently announced it will be ending its operations.
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Environmental advocates say progress was made in areas like funding for the Environmental Protection Fund, they are disappointed with lack of action on road salt controls and rollbacks to the state’s 2019 climate law.
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Several environmental groups have submitted a formal request to the Adirondack Park Agency to measure and protect remoteness in the Adirondacks.
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Environmental advocacy groups are urging New York voters to approve a state constitutional amendment.
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The famed Whitney Park property in the Adirondacks and the Cady Hill mansion in Saratoga Springs have been sold to a Dallas, Texas, developer. While the business deal means a windfall for one local town, and potential economic benefit for the region, environmental advocates have concerns.
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For the 10th year, the Adirondack Council will provide micro-grants for projects on working lands within the Adirondack Park.
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Aaron Mair discusses departure from Adirondack Council as the Forever Adirondacks campaign concludesIn June 2021, former Sierra Club president Aaron Mair was hired by the Adirondack Council to spearhead a project called ‘Forever Adirondacks’. As the three-year project concludes and he leaves the Council, Mair says the campaign has successfully met its goals.