
Publications
NYLCVEF educational publications seek to shorten the learning curve for understanding New York’s environmental challenges and how they can be solved. NYLCVEF works with our partner organizations to collaborate on common policy goals and produces federal, statewide and regional policy agendas; white papers and recommendations; and other resources such as a Green Guide for candidates running for office in NYC.

Last fall, we held a forum on Green Infrastructure in the Capital Region at Albany Law School. Today we're excited to give you the first look at our just released recommendations that the Capital Region can follow to expand green infrastructure.
Our key recommendation

Many of the biggest threats to environmental policy and funding in New York are coming from Washington, posing a significant challenge to local officials. Despite this, we see opportunity. New York’s congressional delegation includes leaders on both sides of the aisle who can play an important role in their respective caucuses in ensuring that

On October 9th, we kicked off our Dig Deep for a Greener New York policy forum series with our forum on Green Infrastructure. Our panelists from a variety of

Our third and final forum in our Dig Deep for a Greener New York policy forum series, focused on Organic Waste and Composting

Our second forum in our Dig Deep for a Greener New York policy forum series, focused on Funding an Equitable Park System

Did you know that New York City ships 10,500 tons of residential waste to out-of-state landfills every day?
That adds up to nearly 27 million miles a year -- all on large, long-haul trucks that spew massive amounts of climate-warming emissions into our air.
New York City is lagging behind other major cities in the adoption of new
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