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Articles by Lisa Dix
Commentary: NY HEAT Act is the push toward cleaner energy that New York needs
Every great structure begins with a blueprint — a carefully designed plan that transforms a vision into reality. It outlines every detail, ensuring that the final product is efficient, safe and built to last. New Yorkers desperately need a plan for a better energy future, one where we can heat and cool our homes without fear of soaring energy bills; where our children breathe cleaner air; and where thousands of New Yorkers are employed to build safe, clean communities.
For Our Climate Future and Good Jobs, It’s Time to ‘Upgrade New York’ at State-Owned Properties
Gov. Hochul talks clean energy (photo: office of Governor Kathy Hochul) It’s time to Upgrade New York. Last summer Governor Hochul signed the Utility Thermal Energy and Jobs Act, sponsored by Senator Kevin Parker and Assemblymember Latoya Joyner, which passed unanimously in the Senate and nearly unanimously in the Assembly.
Op-Ed | We must work together to move towards an equitable transition away from fossil fuels
The implementation of New York’s landmark Climate Law, the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, is at a crossroads. If we are to succeed in achieving the aggressive climate emissions reductions and the equity mandates under the law, swift and urgent action will be required every year by the legislature and by every state agency.
Smart Home, Connected Home with Tony Pratte
There seems to be an app for everything right now! Could you imagine downloading an app for your house? Or even a whole bunch of apps? Well, that is what you need to do if you have a smart home! But how do you go about connecting everything in this time when technology is constantly moving and things keep on changing?
Quicken state's strides to fully power renewable energy
In his 2016 State of the State address, Gov. Andrew Cuomo pledged to "eliminate all use of coal in New York state by 2020." Now, the governor and the Department of Environmental Conservation have released a proposal that would phase out the state's dirtiest and most inefficient power plants.
Commentary: Cuomo, commit to phasing out coal-burning
With the global climate negotiations in Paris beginning Nov. 30, now is the time for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to make an enforceable commitment to end coal-burning in the Empire State by the end of the decade. Earlier this month, Cuomo stood alongside former Vice President Al Gore at Columbia University to announce new actions his administration will take to combat climate change in New York.
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