Tell Your Senator: Hold Off Fracking in New York
It's just too risky to move forward before critical health studies are completed. Tell your senator to follow the Assembly's lead and pass a two-year moratorium on fracking.
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For more than three decades, NRDC has sought to advance environmental initiatives in and around New York City, the nation's most densely populated metropolitan region. Learn more about our six priority campaigns:
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- Report: Runoff Pollutes NY & NJ Beaches, But There's a Cleaner, Greener Future
- posted by Larry Levine, 6/26/13
- New Study Confirms, Yet Again, Higher Rates of Methane Contamination in Water of Homes Near Frack Well Sites
- posted by Daniel Raichel, 6/25/13
- What's In New York State's Grocery Bag?
- posted by Margaret Brown, 6/20/13
- A National Model for Sustainable Food Waste Disposal Is Being Created Where? Right Here in New York City
- posted by Eric Goldstein, 6/17/13
- New York Assembly Poised to Ramp-Up Local Solar Industry, Jobs
- posted by Pierre Bull, 6/14/13
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- 6/11/2013
- NRDCNY: #NYC's ambitious #climatechange plan shows we must do more now to stop carbon pollution: http://t.co/GzdEi5ARJa.
- 6/11/2013
- NRDCNY: RT @NRDCFood: .@NRDC sues @US_FDA for failing (again) to disclose information about antibiotic resistance: http://t.co/d6XL37yCnI #antibiot…
- 6/10/2013
- NRDCNY: RT @NRDC_AF: Americans waste 40% of our food. New study concludes stopping this would equate to taking 1/4 of cars off the road. http://t.c…