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Bill seeks to relax forest management practices
The Recorder – Bill seeks to relax forest management practices News > Local <span class="lightgalleryimg" data-src="/getattachment/6c24dddd-71a1-49c2-8f10-91a47b628535/PublicLogginHearing-ph01" data-sub-html="Bill Stubblefield of Wendell, center, gives a tour of the Montague Plains Wildlife Management area in August to argue against the state’s forest management practices. Stubblefield testified on Wednesday in favor of bill H.4150 that aims to change forest…
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Expedited Renewable Energy Solicitations Launched As Part of Governor Hochul’s 10-Point Action Plan
Proposals for Offshore Wind and Land-Based Renewable Projects Due in January 2024 November 30, 2023 The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced the launch of expedited renewable energy solicitations as part of New York’s 10-Point Action Plan to bolster the State’s growing large-scale renewable industry. Final proposals for both offshore wind…
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DEC announces start of construction at Zoar Valley Unique Area
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos announced the start of construction on a new, accessible trail at the Zoar Valley Unique Area in northern Cattaraugus County. Construction activities and planned improvements are part of a two-phase project that will begin this month with an anticipated completion and full re-opening to the…
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Nearly $16 million awarded to help state farms address climate change impacts
NEW YORK — Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced nearly $16 million is being awarded through Round 7 of the Climate Resilient Farming Grant Program to help 116 farms across the state address the impacts of climate change. According to a news release from the governor’s office, the Climate Resilient Farming Program is a part of the…
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At COP28 & beyond, fair carbon markets must be part of the climate finance solution (commentary)
As COP28 gets underway, carbon markets and credits are under fire due to claims about corporate greenwashing and convoluted carbon accounting metrics. At the same time, political will and climate finance remain in short supply, hindering progress toward reaching global climate goals. A new op-ed argues that fair carbon pricing and equitable, transparent carbon markets…
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Atos Announces the 3rd Sustainability Conference alongside COP 28
DUBAI, UAE, Nov. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, is proud to announce the 3rd edition of its Atos Sustainability Conference, a groundbreaking event aimed at fostering collaboration and innovation between members of the IT ecosystem in the pursuit of a more sustainable future. The conference is a proactive initiative…
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Poll shows Berlin residents happy with town’s services – Worcester County News Bayside Gazette
Berlin Town Council discusses the next steps in the strategic planning process. By Cindy Hoffman, Staff Writer (Nov. 30, 2023) An overwhelming majority of residents are satisfied with the quality of life provided by the Town of Berlin, according to a survey of the public’s view of municipal services conducted by BEACON (The Business Economic And…
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DEC Announces Start of Construction of Project to Protect Camp Hollis from Future Flooding and High Water
DEC Announces Start of Construction of Project to Protect Camp Hollis from Future Flooding and High Water – NYDEC November 30, 2023 $500,000 Awarded to Stabilize Shoreline along Camp Hollis; Ensure Camp Remains Safe and Open
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Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for December 7
Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, December 7, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. Hamilton Conservation Authority is now conducting meetings in a hybrid formatvia an in-person and WebEx platform. All hybrid meetings can be viewed live on HCA’s YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/user/HamiltonConservation Full agenda package 1. Call to Order – Brad Clark2. Declarations of Conflict of Interest3. Approval of…
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New conservation grants help local students learn about the environment
Students at four Midlands schools have a new opportunity to learn about the environment, thanks to grants from the Richland Soil and Water Conservation District. The grants fund hands-on environmental education projects at the schools, including composting, hydroponics and garden refurbishment. The RSWCD awards the grants each spring and fall to support youth education initiatives…