Here’s what we’re reading this week:
Promise and Prudence for U.S. Polluter Import Fee
Earlier this month, U.S. Senate Democrats proposed a polluter import fee that would target imports from nations lacking progressive climate policies. There is an abundance of hope such a fee will make strides in international climate discussion and promote emissions reductions.
Recap: What’s Next for PFAS? Webinar
We recently held a webinar on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), emerging contaminants that affect drinking water. Panelists discussed the latest standards and research, as well as water remediation efforts.
Mayor de Blasio, joined by our president Julie Tighe, urged the MTA to implement congestion pricing as soon as possible. Congestion pricing is one of our longtime priorities because it can reduce traffic, decrease vehicle emissions, and improve mass transit. (Streetsblog) Hear Julie's remarks here.
Dozens of Long Islanders attended our happy hour, co-hosted by our partners Climate Jobs NY, to raise awareness of offshore wind projects planned for the area and the potential green job opportunities.(InnovateLI)
LaGuardia Airport Terminal B was awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification, making it the first airline terminal in the world to achieve this designation for its sustainability efforts. This designation will help combat climate change and reduce our carbon footprint. (Queens Gazette)
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