Governor David A. Paterson has set a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in New York State by 80 percent below levels emitted in year 1990, by year 2050. He directed the New York State Climate Action Council to identify actions that can achieve that goal, adapt New York to the effects of unavoidable climate change and stimulate the growth of a clean energy economy.
Read More...GIGP 2010 will provide seed money for projects that will spur green innovation, build green capacity, and facilitate technology transfer throughout the State. Eligible projects shall improve water quality and demonstrate sustainable clean water infrastructure in communities across the State.
Read More...Below are minutes from last Thursday
Read More...Become part of a pioneering team of community leaders who wish to inspire individuals through composting and recycling presentations, workshops and demonstrations in their communities.
Read More...Westchester County launched its Home Energy Assessment program on September 1st. The program will be offering limited free home energy assessments for 2,000 Westchester County residents on a first come…
Read More...The updated New York State Stormwater Management Design Manual with new Technical Standards for green infrastructure was released earlier this month. http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/29072.html The New York State Stormwater Management Design Manual…
Read More...The Green Committee held its July meeting on Wednesday, July 14th. The meeting focused on the initial recommendations for the waste sector that will form one of the components of the Ossining Climate Action Plan. Many good ideas were brought to the table and the Committee will continue work on the energy, water resources, and transportation sectors at forthcoming meetings. Detailed recommendations for the waste sector component of the Plan based off of the discussion from Wednesday
Read More...Click here to submit form to your State Senator and Assembly Member In support of A.7572-A/ S.4315-C, the Global Warming Pollution Control Act… http://nylcv.e-actionmax.com/takeaction.asp?aaid=4750 Scientific researchers have provided strong evidence…
Read More...Ossining Shoreline Revitalization Project
Ossining’s riverfront has experienced significant damages from periodic waterfront flooding from storms, high tides and sea level rise. It is a priority to improve coastal resiliency along the shoreline which will reduce risk and improve resiliency during the next storm and as the sea level continues to rise. Check out the project details here...
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