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New York Council
Founded in 2003, NRDC's New York Council is a volunteer group comprised of New Yorkers from a wide variety of backgrounds and professions who share a strong commitment to the environment and are dedicated to furthering NRDC's mission. Members support NRDC's work at the regional, national and international levels with a special focus on creating a cleaner, healthier New York.
Members join in exclusive educational opportunities led by NRDC scientists, attorneys, and policy experts to stay informed. Learn more about the benefits of joining or contact Shari Greenblatt for more information.
E2
Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) is a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building economic prosperity. Working with NRDC, E2 takes a reasoned, economically sound approach to environmental issues by relying on fact-based policy expertise. As the independent business voice in the environmental debate, E2 is effective and delivers results at both the state and national levels through its bipartisan efforts.
E2's New York chapter has over 100 members and has tackled such issues as clean vehicle incentives, tire efficiency, net metering for renewable energy, watershed protection and e-waste recycling.
Learn more about the New York chapter or contact Ying Li to get involved.
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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


