1.05.2011
Newly Knighted Cuomo "State of the State"
NY's 56th governor, Andrew Cuomo, delivered his first "State of the State" address today. As expected, the main focus was the state of the economy.
The few worthy environmental issues included: creating green jobs; reducing pollution; furthering environmental justice; inviting the private market to participate in the "greening" of NY; and increasing the number of greenmarkets in NY's urban areas.
I wonder where he stands on hydro-fracking within the NY watershed...
For the "State of the State" video, click here.
Posted by JA at 6:43 PM 0 comments
Labels: Government Affairs, Governor Andrew Cuomo, New York
9.20.2010
Gasland Screening and Q&A w/Director, 9/29, Central Park
Gasland is a movie about fracking and its actual and potential effects on drinking water, our environment and the tectonic plates. The director will be having a screening and a question and answer session after the screening on Wednesday September 29, 2010 at the Arsenal Gallery - 830 5th Avenue at East 64th St.
Be sure to get your tickets early. Not only is this a great movie, but it has also been known to cause a ton of controversy among environmentalists, the government, and non believers. Please see this interesting article in the Huffington Post about the governments reaction to Gasland moviegoers in PA: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alison-rose-levy/guess-what-seeing-a-movie_b_717241.htmlk
Posted by Mgoldstein at 7:22 PM 1 comments
Labels: Climate Change, Environmental Regulation, fracking, Government Affairs, Hazardous Waste, Land use, Movie Premier, Natural Resource Law
9.04.2010
Socio-economic-minded individuals sought to make environmental policy
A prominent environmental leader is openly seeking comments for his Model Green Building Municipal Ordinance for New York State.
Posted by JA at 9:15 PM 0 comments
Labels: Government Affairs, Policy

