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Hempstead residents discuss Covanta plan at hearing
eden.laikin@newsday.com; Staff writer WilliResidents' concerns about a proposed expansion of the Covanta energy-from-waste facility in Hempstead Town ranged from noise, odor and truck traffic to questionable tax breaks and related construction jobs going to non-Long Islanders. The majority of...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Nassau Coliseum, State Budgets, Building Material, Environmental Pollution
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NYPA's Kessel eyes wind farm, underwater cable
mark.harrington@newsday.comNewly named New York Power Authority chief executive Richard Kessel is drawing up a 10-year plan that includes a wind farm "of significant size" off the Atlantic coast and a new sub-Atlantic power cable, he said Thursday. The wind farm would be in...Tags: Consolidated Edison Incorporated, Natural Resources, Electricity Production and Distribution, Richard Kessel, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
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One environmental group backs Foley, the other, Trunzo
rick.brand@newsday.comTwo respected environmental groups came out swinging last week in Long Island's most hotly contested State Senate race, where Brookhaven Democratic Supervisor Brian Foley is trying to unseat 35-year Republican incumbent Caesar Trunzo. But in a battle...Tags: Government, Standards, Upper House, Energy Saving, Caesar Trunzo
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Cost of Suffolk land preservation programs questioned
rick.brand@newsday.comAfter three decades, Suffolk's smorgasbord of land preservation programs have delivered 34,000 acres into the public domain, but they've come at an eye-popping price tag of $3.5 billion. Or so says Martin Cantor, head of Dowling College's Long Island...Tags: Housing Industry, Property, State Budgets, Long Island, Real Estate
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Paterson asks feds to help LI hard clams fisheries
jennifer.smith@newsday.comCiting the dramatic decline of hard clams in the Great South Bay and persistent water quality problems there, Gov. David A. Paterson asked the federal Commerce Department to declare a commercial fishery failure. That determination would open the spigot...Tags: Executive Branch, Elections, Aquaculture, Government, Water Pollution
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Town recycling programs earn poor grades
jennifer.smith@newsday.comNearly half of Long Island's municipal recycling programs -- including those run by North Hempstead, Smithtown and Glen Cove -- got either Ds or Fs in a report card released Monday by a local environmental advocacy group. Citizens Campaign for the...Tags: Environmental Pollution, Long Island
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August 16: Politicians and adultery, library community, slave to oil, protecting LI lands
Building right library soul Being one of the many directors of the Elmont Public Library who could not cure the dysfunction of its management, I am living proof that residents of Nassau County, or anywhere for that matter, should not want the Elmont...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, David Paterson, Jerrold Nadler, Regional Authority
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Whistle-blowers: Islip buried tar, fuel tanks
jennifer.maloney@newsday.comThe expansion of a parking lot at Bay Shore High School has been delayed while state officials conduct soil tests after a group of retired Islip town employees came forward, saying the town had buried tar and fuel tanks there decades ago. The whistle-...Tags: Bay Shore, Long Island, Schools, Suffolk County (New York), Islip (Suffolk, New York)
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LIPA consultant: LNG terminal will benefit economy, won't hurt environment
tom.incantalupo@newsday.comA consultant to the Long Island Power Authority has told the utility that the Broadwater liquid natural gas terminal proposed for Long Island Sound can be built and operated with minimal environmental impact and minimal security concerns. An "executive...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Natural Gas, Natural Resources, Long Island Power Authority
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Skeptics blast Shell's grant
Newsday Staff WriterSome local environmentalists have accused Shell Oil of trying to buy local support for a liquefied natural gas terminal proposed for Long Island Sound. The Shell Marine Habitat Program donated $130,500 to a federally controlled conservation fund whose...Tags: Conservation, Wildlife, Natural Resources, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, New York
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A pipeline problem
Newsday Staff WriterThe Coast Guard has concluded that the giant liquid natural gas terminal proposed for Long Island Sound poses safety and security risks that would require added law enforcement and firefighting capability as well as escort boats to help prevent...Tags: Crimes, Fires, Natural Gas, Natural Resources, Police
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Turbines’ turbulence
Newsday Staff WriterHundreds of people crowded into a West Babylon high school auditorium last night to argue the merits of building wind turbines off Long Island's South Shore. "This is the biggest boondoggle I have yet seen," William T. Lauder, 84, of Amityville, who...Tags: Aquaculture, Economic Policy, Water Pollution, West Babylon, Long Island Power Authority
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