Katherine
@knadeau.bsky.social
Environmental advocate, runner, reader, mountainkeeper, and dreamer. My opinions are my own.
Reposted by Katherine
The Senate proposed doubling the Climate Resilient Funding Program, which helps farmers prepare for climate change while reducing their climate impact/
agriculture.ny.gov/soil-and-wat...
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Climate Resilient Farming
This program aims to reduce the impact of agriculture on climate change and to increase New York farms' resiliency.
agriculture.ny.gov
March 11, 2025 at 10:56 PM
The Senate proposed doubling the Climate Resilient Funding Program, which helps farmers prepare for climate change while reducing their climate impact/
agriculture.ny.gov/soil-and-wat...
agriculture.ny.gov/soil-and-wat...
Reposted by Katherine
The Senate supports the GAP Fund, too, which would help fund building upgrades to support electrification, energy efficiency, and resiliency improvements, especially for people who can’t afford to upgrade on their own.
March 11, 2025 at 6:07 PM
The Senate supports the GAP Fund, too, which would help fund building upgrades to support electrification, energy efficiency, and resiliency improvements, especially for people who can’t afford to upgrade on their own.
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The Senate wants to see the NY HEAT Act enacted to reduce energy costs and encourage electrification. The HEAT Act has support not just among climate advocates, but across a broad political spectrum in the Legislature.
March 11, 2025 at 6:07 PM
The Senate wants to see the NY HEAT Act enacted to reduce energy costs and encourage electrification. The HEAT Act has support not just among climate advocates, but across a broad political spectrum in the Legislature.
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Clean water funding is a priority for both houses: the Assembly and Senate proposed $600M and $700M, respectively – and they agree that $100M of the total should go toward replacing dangerous lead pipes in our water system. That would be a public health win for people across the state.
March 11, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Clean water funding is a priority for both houses: the Assembly and Senate proposed $600M and $700M, respectively – and they agree that $100M of the total should go toward replacing dangerous lead pipes in our water system. That would be a public health win for people across the state.
Congrats and best of luck! Do you have a physical shop as well as your lovely online space? I'm upstate NY too--Cap District. Always looking for a good shop to pop into!
November 15, 2024 at 2:15 PM
Congrats and best of luck! Do you have a physical shop as well as your lovely online space? I'm upstate NY too--Cap District. Always looking for a good shop to pop into!