Written By Michael Oneil

By Mark Dunlea, Green Education and Legal Fund I found the recent opinion piece by Dr. Ingraffea et al – “New York’s climate opportunity: The state has a chance to seize the initiative in curbing greenhouse gases” – both disappointing and confusing. The authors make many valid points. The state needs to improve its tracking of greenhouse gas emissions, starting with methane leakages. They point out that climate action is also a job producer. And New York has been moving at a

The State of New York just missed a huge opportunity to bring our state's environmental policies back afloat. Our elected representatives, know very well that this amended bill, a step in the right direction, none the less fails humanity, especially the state of NY. Under no circumstances can these politicians claim they have succeeded and passed a "Green New Deal" and I hope the people of New York rise up and demand Green Leadership! - Joseph Naham Chairperson of Green Par

Demands: 1. Move NY to 100% renewable by 2030 2. Oppose and work to stop fossil fuel pipelines and power plants 3. Cosponsor legislation to