Civil rights leaders and black lawmakers, worried that minority communities would be robbed of influence in Albany, on Saturday denounced a plan by Republicans and a group of dissident Democrats to join together to preside over the State Senate. Continue reading
According to his own Family Record, Aaron was born 16 October 1787 in Worthington, MA, son of David Clark and his second wife Lydia Benjamin. Continue reading
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Yesterday, the New York State Senate vetoed legislation (S.4098) drafted to create an affordable housing protection for more than 10,000 low-income New Yorkers living with HIV and AIDS and their families – many of whom are Black and Latino – and are at risk of becoming homeless. Continue reading
Posted in AIDS, Harlem, Health, Healthy Harlem
Tagged 30% Rent Cap, AIDS, harlem United, HIV, New York State Senate, Steven C. Bussey
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Home heating oil is extremely high in sulfur and the pollution it releases is linked to public health effects including aggravated asthma, development of chronic bronchitis and irregular heartbeat.
In the next few hours, the New York State Senate is expected to begin debating whether to pass a bill that would protect public health and greatly reduce air pollution. The bill in question would require No. 2 heating oil, the most widely used, to meet the same refining standards the federal government currently mandates for diesel oil used in on-road vehicles.
The sulfur reduction that will result from passing this bill would be the equivalent of shutting down two and a half coal plants in New York State!
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Tagged cleaner heating oil, New York State, New York State Senate, sulfur reduction
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