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NY Blogs on 
- Vermont becomes first state to ban fracking
- posted by Kate Sinding, 5/18/12
- Join us for New York Solar Jobs Days
- posted by Pierre Bull, 5/10/12
- New report shows that NY is not prepared to deal with toxic fracking wastewater, while PA needs new safeguards to protect against its risks
- posted by Kate Sinding, 5/9/12
- The Prince's Speech on Food
- posted by Johanna Dyer, 4/25/12
- Propane fracking in NY can't go forward without a new environmental review
- posted by Kate Sinding, 4/12/12
NY Tweets
- 5/24/2012
- NRDCNY: RT @NRDCnews: NJ to vote (again) on Gov Christie's attempts to leave RGGI--a program that cuts power plant pollution, boosts economy htt ...
- 5/24/2012
- NRDCNY: RT @AtlanticCities Just how bad is noise pollution for our health? @Kaid_at_NRDC looks at the research http://t.co/pf401Sl1
- 5/21/2012
- NRDCNY: #VT becomes the first state to ban #fracking, sending a clear message to #NY. Read Kate Sinding's blog: http://t.co/DZEgqEyU