"Fracking Express" Racing Down Fast-Track in NYS
New York officials are moving too fast on fracking. They're cutting corners that could endanger our health and environment.
Find out why.
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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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The NRDC New York team is composed of more than twenty lawyers, scientists, and policy experts who work on environmental issues in the region. Our goals are to protect greater New York's environment, advance NRDC's top priorities through local action, and use our advocacy successes as models for sustainability in urban areas around the country and world.
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NY Blogs on 
- Court Finds New York State's Program to Stem Biggest Source of Water Pollution Too Lax
- posted by Larry Levine, 1/24/12
- New York's Regional Economic Development Councils: Planning for Smart Growth
- posted by Samantha Wilt, 1/23/12
- Finally, Some Real Good News for Dimock - EPA to Deliver Water and Begin Independent Testing
- posted by Kate Sinding, 1/20/12
- Close of NY fracking comment period brings flood of calls for further study
- posted by Kate Sinding, 1/12/12
- New Concerns Confirm NY Not Ready For Fracking As Comment Period Closes
- posted by Kate Sinding, 1/10/12
NY Tweets
- 1/24/2012
- NRDCNY: Big win for water quality--and accountability--in New York state court. Our take and all the details here: http://t.co/OGc0v9c8
- 1/20/2012
- NRDCNY: Dimock residents finally get some justice and receive clean water deliveries thanks to #epa: http://t.co/hKI0T7lu
- 1/12/2012
- NRDCNY: Close of NY #fracking comments raises questions for further studies: http://t.co/mrniRdxH