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$100 Million in Grants Available as Part of New Sustainabile Regional Planning Grant Program	6/24/2010
Federal DOT and HUD Join in Offering Community Challenge and Transportaion Planning Grants	6/24/2010
2010 EPF Applications are Now Available	6/17/2010
2010 Community Development Block Grant Funds Available	6/17/2010
Federal Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program Funds Easements	6/17/2010
EPA Awards Half a Million Dollars to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Pollution in Central New York	6/14/2010
USDA Awards Genesee Land Trust Awarded Over $1 million to Preserve Farm Land	6/10/2010
NYSERDA Green Residential Building Program	6/1/2010 10:29:00 AM
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Starts a Blog	4/30/2010
Environmental Achievers in NY Recognized by EPA	4/30/2010
Energy Efficiency Retrofit Stimulus Funding Announced	4/21/2010
Abandoned Buildings in Buffalo to be Rehabilitated as Eco-Friendly Apartments	3/10/2010
State Board Recommends 22 Properties for Historic Register Listing	3/9/2010
Sustainable Neighborhoods Program is Moving Forward	2/11/2010
$500,000 in Grants for Smart Growth Planning Projects in the Lower Hudson Valley Announced	2/10/2010
Empire State Future Releases Transcript of Important Smart Growth Conference	2/8/2010
Nearly $700,000 in Grants to Improve Recreational Access to Hudson River and Lake Champlain Announced	2/5/2010
Process for Developing New York State Climate Action Plain Detailed	1/21/2010

2009

Onondaga County Farm is First to Sell Development Rights in Statewide Land Program	12/28/2009 8:44:00 AM
Funding to Continue Long Island Solar Energy Program	12/17/2009
Final 2009 State Energy Plan Submitted to Governor	12/15/2009
NYSDOT Completes Construction of Main Street in Aurora and East Aurora	12/14/2009
Winners of DEC Environmental Excellence Awards Announced	12/7/2009
Clean Water Funding Programs Updated	11/2/2009
North Country Power Discount Program Thousands of Businesses and Dairy Farms	10/27/2009
$7.8 Million in Downstate Revitalization Funding Awards Announced	10/22/2009
Policy on the Development of Oil and Gas Resources in State Parks and Historic Sites	10/16/2009
$4.4 Million for Solar Energy Projects Awarded	10/9/2009
$10 Million in Brownfiedl Opportunity Areas Program Grants Announced	10/7/2009
New York Energy Policy Institute Established	10/5/2009
$28 Million in Federal Funds Available for Alternative Fuel Transportation Projects	9/1/2009
New Law Enhances Historic Preservation Tax Credit	7/31/2009
Brownfield Opportunity Areas Grants	7/2/2009
Bold Steps to the New Economy: A Jobs Plan for the People of New York	6/8/2009
Legislative Package to Advance Clean Energy Economy, Create New Jobs in New York, and Save Taxpayers Millions Of Dollars	6/5/2009
Mid-Atlantic Governors Join Together on Historic Agreement to Protect Atlantic Ocean	6/4/2009
Plans for Largest Solar Project in State History Announced	5/15/2009
New Smart Growth Requirements for Subdivisions in Nassau County	5/11/2009
“Smart Energy Corridor” and First “Energy Smart Campus” Proposed For Long Island	5/11/2009
$35 Million Available for Redevelopment Projects in Downstate New York	5/6/2009
Communities Across the State Pledge to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions	4/30/2009
Report on How Best to Protect New York’s Ocean and Great Lake Ecosystems Released	4/8/2009

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