Today’s Environmental News: June 7, 2012

Regional News >

An Interactive Journey Through New York’s Roofscape Makeover
(The Atlantic)

Report: NYC At Highest Risk Of Hurricane Losses
(Huffington Post)

EPA Hudson Dredge Review Leads To Criticism
(WRGB)

New Yorkers: What’s In The Farm Bill For Us?
(Public News Service)

State To Begin Crackdown On Waste Discharge
(Poughkeepsie Journal)

Radon NYC- Hearings Wanted On How Radioactive Marcellus Shale Gas Could Be Coming To Every NYC Kitchen
(PR Leap)

Indian Point Reactor Malfunctions, Not Making Us Nervous About Renewing Its Permits
(Gothamist)

Groundbreaking Project To Accelerate Solar Adoption In NYC Announced At NYC Solar Summit
(CUNY)

New Jersey Sued Over Cap And Trade Reversal
Thoughts On Water From Young New Yorkers
7-Eleven Big Gulps Are Immune From Proposed New York City Ban
(New York Times)

Gas Drillers Heart New York
(Capital Confidential)

IBM Smarter Cities Technology Helps NYC Envision Solar Energy Leadership …
(Market Watch)

Empire State Building Upgrade Saves $2.4M In First Year
(Environmental Leader)

Rail Link To Stewart Airport Remains A Pipe Dream
(NYLCV)

DEP Joins The New York Mets At Citi Field To Host 26th Annual Water Resources Art & Poetry Contest Awards Ceremony
(NYC DEP)

Electric Vehicle Use Gets A Charge
(The Epoch Times)

Is The East River Esplanade The New High Line?
(NY Observer)

Forest Hills Greenmarket Set To Open Next Month
Bike Extravaganza To Roll Into Long Island City This Weekend
(DNA Info)

Long Island Vintners: Gamechangers In Sustainability
(NYC Clean Plates)

Westchester County Association To Hold Energy Forum
(Westchester.com)

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