Our top priorities for Long Island include: Sustainable Development: Municipalities can combat climate change by creating livable, sustainable communities. We will advance modernized zoning to encourage mixed land use, compact development, downtown revitalization, open space protection, and historic preservation.

Dec 21, 2020 · We’re excited to release our policy priorities for Long Island – our 2021-2022 Long Island Policy Agenda. We will focus our advocacy and programming on combating climate change and protecting people and natural resources.

In this New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) Long Island Policy Agenda, in conjunction with the 2023 NYLCV State Policy Agenda, we tackle the environmental issues head on. That means reducing our energy demand by promoting efficiency, prioritizing electrification, supporting the construction and

Apr 3, 2024 · The New York League of Conservation Voters is out with a new slate of endorsements for the upcoming state and federal elections. The environmental advocacy group gave its support to 85 incumbent candidates for the Senate, House of Representatives, state Senate and Assembly.

WASHINGTON D.C. (January 11, 2024) – Former Congressman Tom Suozzi (D) today won the endorsements of three major national environmental groups and NYLCV in the special election to represent New York’s 3rd Congressional District in the U.S. House.

The New York League of Conservation Voters is thrilled to invite you to our 2024 Long Island Cocktail Party! Join us on Tuesday, November 19th, 6pm-8pm at Reid Castle at the Heritage Club at Bethpage for an evening of drinks, light refreshments, and great conversation.

Mar 8, 2023 · Take steps to protect Long Island’s sole-source aquifer by enacting policies to reduce reliance on septic systems; encourage the continued implementation of the Long Island Sound, Peconic,...

Aug 12, 2020 · Improving Long Island’s Water Quality at Home. Nitrogen pollution is the biggest water quality issue on Long Island for both surface and groundwater. Nitrogen comes from wastewater, fertilizer, and stormwater runoff.

NYLCVEF holds policy forums, candidate forums, and fundraising events across the state and throughout the year. Our nonpartisan candidate forums, which take place in the weeks leading up to an election, bring candidates to their community so voters can learn more about their environmental policies.

The League of Conservation Voters Action Fund (LCVAF), the connected federal political action committee (PAC) of the League of Conservation Voters, works to elect candidates who will implement sound environmental laws and policies, and defeat those who stand in the way of …