November 27, 2019: School superintendent needs
According to a new survey, school superintendents from across the state said they would spend more on student mental health if they had more resources to spare. We parsed through the survey to learn more about the goals
Does your gas stove need a warning label?
Environmental and health activists want to spread awareness about the air contamination from gas stoves.
Southern Tier’s natural gas eyed for extraction (again)
Can methane be taken from the ground and turned into power without a carbon footprint? A group of prospectors think so.
Preventing harmful algal blooms in New York’s freshwater
Toxics Targeting President Walter Hang discusses preventative measures to keep freshwater safe and drinkable.
New York updates drinking water standards
Environmental Advocates NY Director of Clean Water Rob Hayes says new state drink water regulations don't go far enough.
Child poverty council scheduled to start work
The Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council is tasked with writing roadmap to cutting poverty in half.
New York’s legacy of abandoned oil and gas wells
Environmental Defense Fund's Adam Peltz highlights the scope of the problem caused by abandoned oil and gas wells.
Green constitutional amendment still ‘undefined’
An amendment guaranteeing New Yorkers clean air, clean water and a healthful environment sits on sidelines.
Researchers tracking moose in the Adirondacks
Researchers are tracking 14 moose as part of an effort to learn more about the animal's health and dispersal.
Reports: Cuomo top aide resigning
One of the governor's most trusted advisers has left the administration.
