As #LeadPoisoningPreventionWeek comes to a close, read this Op-ed By @CMNantashaW and SQREJ, highlighting Intro 850: which will create a clearer, safer plan for the disposal of hazardous waste caused by the removal of lead pipes. tinyurl.com/3ayr244m

Voting is now open across New York State. Don't sit this one out. Make your voice heard. Every vote brings us closer to a cleaner, safer, and healthier New York. See our endorsed candidates: buff.ly/uQoaK60

Vision Zero is crucial to reduce traffic deaths and greenhouse gas emissions + make our transportation system more sustainable We thank @NYCMayor & @NYC_DOT for publishing Vision Zero Reimagined and @CMShaunAbreu & the Council for holding a hearing on this important legislation!

Last Saturday was our 2nd biannual park clean-up at @SyracuseU! 🍁 Our student ambassadors gathered volunteers to help with park maintenance and cleanup efforts at Thornden Park. Park clean-ups are always a great way to engage the community and keep the park clean!

Lead is a harmful metal that can cause serious health problems. This Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, learn more about how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Use our map to check if your home has a drinking water service line made of lead: bit.ly/NYLCVEFLeadMap

My decision to stay in public service has helped me fulfill my lifelong dreams: one of which has been to help clean up pollution and fight for clean air, land, and water. I’m proud to have the endorsements of @NYLCV, @SierraClub, and @NRDC_Action, who know I’ll stick with our shared mission to protect the environment!

A great evening with @nylcv! I’m grateful for their leadership in protecting our environment, tackling climate change, conserving our lands and waters, and safeguarding the health of all New Yorkers. As the top Democrat on the Commerce, Justice, and Science Appropriations Subcommittee—which funds NOAA and the National Science Foundation—I’m fighting back against the Trump Administration’s attacks on science, research, and our environment. Together, we’ll protect our planet and build a cleaner, healthier, more resilient New York for our children and grandchildren.

Early voting starts TODAY! 🗳️ Vote today through November 1st or on Election Day November 3rd. Make your voice heard! View our endorsed candidates: buff.ly/BMyBFcz

Last week, LIA Director of Business Development Dave Fattizzo attended “Yes In My Backyard: A Regional Leadership Summit on Solar and Battery Energy Storage,” hosted by the @nylcv and its partners on Governors Island. The summit brought together policymakers, fire safety professionals, labor representatives and industry experts to discuss the role of solar energy and battery storage in supporting a safe, affordable and reliable energy future for New York. Discussions explored community safety, workforce development, public health and grid resilience. Thank you to the organizers for bringing together regional leaders for this important conversation. Read more: buff.ly/3ow8hEC

Glad fire safety was in the room. New York's 6 GW by 2030 storage plan sets aside funding for downstate projects, where peaker plants are concentrated, so Long Island buy-in really matters. Did the summit get into how local fire reviews for BESS could be made more consistent?

The Election Protection program makes sure eligible voters know how to cast their ballots and ensure they are counted. It’s crucial work – and we need your help! Sign up to volunteer: bit.ly/EPSignups26

New York has the opportunity to make plug-in solar an "ordinary consumer option." All that is needed is @GovKathyHochul's signature for the SUNNY Act to be signed into law. Read more in this @timesunion commentary piece: tinyurl.com/47729vyn

.@GovKathyHochul has a chance to sign legislation that would help lower utility bills while reducing emissions and expanding access to renewable power. @LizKrueger and @SpeakerMenin detail why they think Gov. Hochul should take this critical step: buff.ly/mRDDdA6