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May
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Two-hour
Public Television Documentary to Bring Beauty, Grandeur of Adirondack
Park to National Audience - "The Adirondacks"
is First Film to Capture Park’s Vast, Natural Scenery in
High-Definition Video Format
April
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Adirondack Council Tackles Major Threat to Purity of One of the
World's Largest Water Supplies - Adirondack Park Waters
Flow to NYC, Midwest, Canada & New England; But Eight Major
Environmental Threats Could Taint This Precious Resource - International
Paper Ticonderoga Mill Donates Paper for Publication of Water
Protection Action Guide; Nordlys Foundation of Saratoga Funds
Research & Printing
March
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Environmenatl Groups Press Release
Lawmakers
and Advocates Call on State Leaders to Move Forward with the
Bigger Better Bottle Bill
Monday, March 24, 2008
Governor Paterson's Press Release
Governor
Paterson Announces Smart Growth Grants for Adirondack Park Communities
- Projects Link Sustainable Development, Environmental Protection
and Community Livability
Monday, March 17, 2008
Adirondack Council's Statement on Governor David Paterson
Friday, March 14, 2008
"Acousticade"
Concert at Glens Falls Civic Center to Benefit Environmental
Work of Adirondack Council
February
Thursday, February 14, 2008
NYS Department of Environmnetal Conservation Press Release
DEC
and TNC Announce Agreement to Conserve Former Finch, Pruyn Lands
Careful Balance Ensures Protection
of Critical Ecosystems, New Community Enhancements, and Economic
Benefits
Monday, February 11, 2008
Adirondack
Council to Call on Legislature Not to Raid Environmental Protection
Fund - Governor’s Plan Calls for Removing $100 Million
From $250 Million Slated for Environmental Capital Projects;
Six-Year Loss Would Exceed $420 Million Dollars
January
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
US Senator Schumer's Press Release
After
Saving CASTNET Program, Schumer Works to Save Two More Acid Rain
Monitoring Programs that Could See Their 2008 Funding Slashed
- TIME and LTM Programs are Vital to Providing Scientists
and Policy-Makers with Important Data on Acid Rain in the Adirondacks
Thursday, January 24, 2008
US Senator Schumer's Press Release - Schumer
Announces Major Victory in Effort to Fight Acid Rain in the Adirondacks
- Senator Successfully Rolled Back Cuts to Vital Acid Rain
Monitoring Program
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Hope Dwindling for Successful Mediation of Disputes Over Tupper
Lake Mega-Resort Plan - Developer Rebuffs Environmentalist's
Efforts to Negotiate a Simpler Permit Review -
Adirondack Council Says: 'See You at the Formal Hearing'
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Adirondack Council Calls on Governor to Reject Proposed Ban on
Purchasing New Adirondack Forest Preserve - Urges Governor
& Legislature to Restore State Tax Payments to Local Governments
if Courts Strike them Down; Considers Role in Lawsuit
For more information on the news releases,
contact John Sheehan at (518) 432-1770
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