Energy & Environment

NYC failed to enforce water tank law, council health chair finds

After neglect was exposed, seven reform bills are being debated.

By FRANK G. RUNYEON

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Energy & Environment

How to get to ‘50 by 30’

Is New York on pace to generate half its electricity from renewables by 2030?

By KAY DERVISHI

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A bunch of solar panels collaged together

Energy & Environment

Can New York meet its own energy initiatives?

We speak with state leaders to assess the governor’s ambitious effort to shift to renewables.

By KAY DERVISHI

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses the media after a tugboat rammed a fuel terminal pier near Bayonne, N.J., causing an oil spill into the Upper Bay of New York Harbor in 2016.

Energy & Environment

Cuomo banned fracking. But is he still vulnerable on natural gas pipelines?

Cynthia Nixon tries to ride the environmentalist tide that propelled Zephyr Teachout in 2014.

By JUSTIN SONDEL

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Energy & Environment

New York OceanGrid

Offshore Wind Transmission Infrastructure to Lower Costs and Build an Industry

By KEVIN KNOBLOCH, PRESIDENT OF NEW YORK OCEANGRID®

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Vicki Fuller of the New York State Comptroller's office, in 2013.

Energy & Environment

Former state pension fund manager takes fossil fuel post

Vicki Fuller now works for a company the fund invested in.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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Black bags of trash on sidewalk in New York City street waiting for service trash truck.

Energy & Environment

The latest investigation of NYC’s private sanitation industry

ProPublica and Voice for America report on the bad behavior and political connections of Sanitation Salvage.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Energy & Environment

Is Exxon Mobil the next Philip Morris?

NYC is suing oil companies for damage caused by climate change. Will it work?

By JOHN LIGHT

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The drinking water supply for offices of the New York City Department of Sanitation doesn’t even have a roof – just a tattered tarp.

Energy & Environment

Lax oversight, dubious testing in water tanks pose health risks

Cockroaches. Pigeons. Rats. They could be in your water – and NYC wouldn’t know.

By FRANK G. RUNYEON

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Energy & Environment

Could sports betting fund clean water investments?

Kaminsky: Critical infrastructure projects need a creative solution.

By FRANK G. RUNYEON

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