Relevant Officials
CLCPA § 75-0103 (7): Climate Action Council Advisory Panels
Chair: Richard Ball, Chair, New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Members:
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Peter Innes, Natural Resources Supervisor, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
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Rafael Aponte, Founder, Rocky Acres Community Farm
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Amanda Barber, Manager, Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District
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John Bartow, Executive Director, Empire State Forest Products Association
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Michelle Brown, Conservation Scientist, The Nature Conservancy
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Tom Gerow, General Manager, Wagner Lumber Co.
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Suzanne Hunt, President, Hunt Green LLC and Co-Owner, Hunt Country Vineyards
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Peter Lehner, Director of Sustainable Food and Farming, EarthJustice
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Samantha Levy, New York Policy Manager, American Farmland Trust
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Robert Malmsheimer, Professor of Forest Policy and Law, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
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Stephanie Morningstar, Coordinator, Northeast Farmers of Color Land Trust
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John Noble, President, Noblehurst Farms
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Julie Suarez, Associate Dean, Office of Land-Grant Affairs, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University
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Ned Sullivan, President, Scenic Hudson
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Donna Wadsworth, Communications Manager, International Paper
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Elizabeth Wolters, Deputy Director of Public Policy, New York Farm Bureau
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Peter Woodbury, Senior Research Associate, School of Integrative Plant Science, Soil and Crop Sciences, Cornell University
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Nelson Villarrubia, Executive Director, Trees New York
Chair: RuthAnne Visnauskas, Commissioner, New York State Homes and Community Renewal
Members:
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Janet Joseph, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Market Development, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
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Peggie Neville, Deputy Director of Clean Energy, Department of Public Service
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Kyle Bragg, President, 32BJ SEIU
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Gina Bocra, Chief Sustainability Officer, New York City Department of Buildings
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Dan Egan, Senior Vice President, Energy and Sustainability, Vornado Realty Trust
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Bret Garwood, Chief Executive Officer, Home Leasing, LLC
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Jin Jin Huang, Executive Director, Safari Energy, LLC
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Clarke Gocker, Director of Policy and Strategy, PUSH Buffalo
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Elizabeth Jacobs, Acting Executive Director, Akwesasne Housing Authority
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Jamal Lewis, Senior Policy and Technical Assistance Specialist, Green and Healthy Homes Initiative
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Sadie McKeown, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, The Community Preservation Corporation
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Bill Nowak, Executive Director, New York Geothermal Energy Organization
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Molly (Dee) Ramasamy, Head of Deep Carbon Reduction, Jaros, Baum and Bolles
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Daphany Rose Sanchez, Executive Director, Kinetic Communities Consulting
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Laura Vulaj, Senior Vice President and Director, Sustainability, SL Green Realty Corp.
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Gina Bocra, Chief Sustainability Officer, New York City Department of Buildings
Chair: Hope Knight, Acting Commissioner and President & CEO-designate, Empire State Development
Members:
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Keith Hayes, Senior Vice President, Clean Energy Solutions, New York Power Authority
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Heather Briccetti, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Business Council of New York State
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Tristan R. Brown, Associate Professor, Sustainable Resources Management, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
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Jason Curtis, Vice President & General Manager, Nucor Steel Auburn, Inc.
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Carlos García, Energy Planner, New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
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Leah George VanScott, Vice President of Business Development, Greater Rochester Enterprise
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Doug Grose, President, NY CREATES
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Michael LeMonds, Vice President, Environment, Land and Government Affairs, LafargeHolcim
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Melanie Littlejohn, Vice President and Regional Executive Director-Upstate New York, National Grid
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Elisa Miller-Out, Managing Partner, Chloe Capital
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Stephen Tucker, President and Chief Executive Officer, Northland Workforce Training Center
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David Wasiura, Assistant to the Director, United Steelworkers District 4
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Lourdes Zapata, President and Chief Executive Officer, South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation
Chair: Sarah Crowell, Director of the Office of Planning Development and Community Infrastructure
Members:
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Mark Lowery, Assistant Director, Office of Climate Change, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
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Jessica Bacher, Managing Director, Pace University School of Law, Land Use Law Center
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Jayme Breschard-Thomann, Senior Project Manager, Bergmann PC
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Kevin Law, President and Chief Executive Officer, Long Island Association
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Katie Malinowski, Executive Director, New York State Tug Hill Commission
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Ed Marx, Former Commissioner of Planning, Tompkins County Department of Planning and Sustainability
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Kathy Moser, Chief Conservation Officer, Open Space Institute
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Priya Mulgaonkar, Resiliency Planner, New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
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Gita Nandan, Co-founder and Board Chair, Resilience, Education, and Training Innovation (RETI) Center
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Juan Camilo Osorio, Assistant Professor, Pratt Institute, School of Architecture
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Eric Walker, Climate and Clean Energy Strategist
Chair: Rory Christian, CEO and Chair, New York State Department of Public Service
Members:
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Corinne DiDomenico, Assistant Director, Large Scale Renewables, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
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William Acker, Executive Director, New York Battery and Energy Storage Consortium
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Cecilio Aponte, III, Senior Analyst, Origination, sPower
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Elizabeth (Betta) Broad, Outreach Director, New Yorkers for Clean Power
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Rory Christian, President, Concentric Consulting, LLC
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Lisa Dix, Senior New York Representative, Beyond Coal Campaign, Sierra Club
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Annel Hernandez, Associate Director, New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
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Kit Kennedy, Director of Energy & Transportation, Natural Resources Defense Council
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Shyam Mehta, Executive Director, NYSEIA
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Emilie Nelson, Executive Vice President, New York Independent System Operator
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John Reese, Senior Vice President, Eastern Power Generating Company
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Stephan Roundtree, Jr., Northeast Director, Vote Solar
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Jennifer Schneider, International Representative and Legislative and Political Coordinator for New York, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Darren Suarez, Manager of Public and Government Affairs, Boralex Inc.
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Laurie Wheelock, Litigation and Policy Counsel, Public Utility Law Project
Chair: Marie Therese Dominguez, Commissioner, New York State Department of Transportation
Members:
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Jared Snyder, Deputy Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
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Paul Allen, Senior Vice President, M. J. Bradley & Associates
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Dimitris Assanis, Assistant Professor, Stony Brook University
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Steve Finch, Senior Vice President, Automotive Services, AAA Western & Central New York
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Albert Gore, III, Policy and Business Development, Tesla
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Kendra Hems, President, Trucking Association of New York
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Elgie Holstein, Senior Director for Strategic Planning, Environmental Defense Fund
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Renae Reynolds, Transportation Planner, New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
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Porie Saikia-Eapen, Director, Environmental Sustainability and Compliance, Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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John Samuelsen, International President, Transport Workers Union
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Nick Sifuentes, Executive Director, Tri-State Transportation Campaign
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Kerene Tayloe, Director of Federal Legislative Affairs, WE ACT for Environmental Justice
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Julie Tighe, President, New York League of Conservation Voters
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Craig Turner, Executive Director, Buffalo Niagara International Trade Gateway Organization
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Nancy Young, Vice President, Environmental Affairs, Airlines for America
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Bob Zerrillo, Policy Director, New York Public Transit Association
Chair
- Martin Brand, Deputy Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Members
- George Bevington, Senior Project Manager, Barton & Loguidice
- Michael Cahill, Partner, Germano & Cahill, P.C.
- John W. Casella, Chairman, CEO, and Secretary, Casella Waste Systems
- Steve Changaris, Vice President, Northeast Region, National Waste and Recycling Association
- Resa Dimino, Senior Consultant, Resource Recycling Systems
- Dan Egan, Executive Director, Feeding New York State
- Jane Atkinson Gajwani, Director, Energy and Resource Recovery Programs, NYC Department of Environmental Protection
- Paul Gilman, Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, Covanta
- Dereth Glance, Executive Director, Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency
- Eric Goldstein, Sr. Attorney and New York City Environment Director, Natural Resources Defense Council
- Allen Hershkowitz, Founding Director and Chairman of the Board, Sport & Sustainability International
- Bernadette Kelly, International Representative & Recording Secretary Teamsters Local 210
- Tok Michelle Oyewole, PhD., Policy and Comms Organizer, NYC Environmental Justice Alliance
- Lauren Toretta, President, CH4 Biogas
- Brigitte Vicenty, Founder, Inner City Green Team
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- The primary role and main responsibility of the Just Transition Working group is to conduct a study on job creation and workforce disruption related to the transition to a low carbon economy.
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Chaired by the Commissioner of Labor
- Roberta Reardon
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Chaired by the President of NYSERDA
- Doreen M. Harris
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Commissioner of Housing and Community Renewal
- RuthAnne Visnauskas
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Chair of the Department of Public Service
- John B. Rhodes
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Director of Policy and Public Affairs, LIUNA
- Vincent Albanese
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Founder and Coordinator, Green Worker Cooperatives
- Omar Freilla
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Executive Director, DC 37
- Henry A. Garrido
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Director of Global Energy Management, Corning, Inc.
- Patrick Jackson
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- President, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York
- Gary LaBarbera
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Vice President of Energy, Alcoa
- Michael Padgett
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Principal Staff Engineer, Global Foundries
- Brian Raley
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- President, Utilities Workers Union of America Local 1-2
- James Shillitto
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Executive Director, ALIGN
- Maritza Silva-Farrell
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- President, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 97 and Chair, Utility Labor Council of New York
- Theodore J. Skerpon
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Executive Director, The Worker Institute, Cornell University
- Lara Skinner
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- Political Director, 32BJ SEIU
- Candis Tolliver
CLCPA § 75-0103 (8): JUST TRANSITION WORKING GROUP (JTWG)
13-17 Members
- President and Chief Executive Officer, Manufacturers Association of Central New York and Manufacturers Alliance
- Randy Wolken
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- The climate justice working group, in consultation with the department, the departments of health and labor, the New York state energy and research development authority, and the environmental justice advisory group, will establish criteria to identify disadvantaged communities for the purposes of co-pollutant reductions, greenhouse gas emissions reductions, regulatory impact statements, and the allocation of investments related to the CLCPA. Comprised of Representatives from:
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- The Department of Environmental Conservation
- Chair, Interim Director of Environmental Justice
- Alanah Keddell-Tuckey
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- The Department of Health:
- Director, Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Epidemiology, Center for Environmental Health
- Neil Muscatiello
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- NYS Energy and Research Development Authority:
- Director of Energy Affordability and Equity Program
- Christopher Coll
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Department of Labor:
- Director of Stakeholder Engagement
- Joseph McNearney
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Community Representatives
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Executive Director, NYC Environmental Justice Alliance
- Eddie Bautista
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- CEO & Co-Founder, Adirondack Diversity Solutions
- Dr. Donathan Brown
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Director of Policy, WE ACT for Environmental Justice
- Sonal Jessel
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Executive Director, PUSH Buffalo
- Rahwa Ghirmatzion
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- CEO, Capital Roots
- Amy Klein
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Executive Director, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida and Madison Counties
- Mary Beth McEwen
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Executive Director, Rochester People's Climate Coalition
- Abigail McHugh-Grifa
CLCPA § 75-0111(1): CLIMATE JUSTICE WORKING GROUP (CJWG)
- Executive Director, UPROSE
- Elizabeth Yeampierre
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- The Advisory Group will create a model environmental justice policy that ensures that New Yorkers -- regardless of race, income, gender and national origin -- have a right to fair treatment and meaningful involvement in the development of regulations and policies that affect the quality of their environment. Membership will include one member appointed by the minority leader of the senate (in any category), one member shall be appointed by the minority leader of the assembly (in any category), five members being representatives of community-based organizations that advise or assist minority and low-income communities on environmental matters, and the rest appointed including:
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the temporary president of the senate
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the speaker of the assembly
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the Governor
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the Governor
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- Four members shall be representatives of businesses that hold permits or otherwise operate subject to this chapter.
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the temporary president of the senate
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the speaker of the assembly
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the Governor
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- Two members shall be representatives of environmental conservation offices of local government.
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the speaker of the assembly
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the temporary president of the senate
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- The remaining members shall be representatives of state or national organizations promoting environmental conservation, researchers, educators and members of the general public including:
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointedby the speaker of the assembly
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the temporary president of the senate
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the Governor
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0105 (1): Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG)
17 Members
- One member appointed by the Governor
- Unfilled position
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- The Interagency Coordinating Council will provide guidance to each state agency implementing environmental justice policies.
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Commissioner of Environmental Conservation
- Basil Seggos
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Commissioner of the Department of Economic Development
- Eric Gertler
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Commissioner of the Department of Transportation
- Henry Gutman
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- President of the Environmental facilities Corporation
- Maureen A. Coleman
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- President of NYSERDA
- Doreen M. Harris
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Chairman Public Service
- Rory M. Christian
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Chairman of the Power Authority of New York State
- John R. Koelmel
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- The Executive Director of the New York State Office of Science, Technology, and Academic Research or their Designees
- Unfilled Position
EJ LAW § 48-0111 (1): ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (EJICC)
- Every Staff Member chosen by an Agency to serve as environmental justice coordinator
- Unfilled Position
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- The farmland protection working group is responsible for recommending strategies to get input from municipalities in the renewable energy siting process and for approaches to siting that minimize impacts to farmland.
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Commissioner of Ag & Markets
- Richard Ball
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Commissioner of Environmental Conservation
- Basil Seggos
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Executive Director of ORES
- Houtan Moaveni
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Chair and CEO, New York State Department of Public Service
- Rory M. Christian
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- President of NYSERDA
- Doreen M. Harris
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Representatives from County Agriculture and Farmland Protection Boards:
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Planner - St. Lawrence County Planning Department
- Matilda Larson
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- AFPB Chair - Washington County Board of Supervisors
- Cassie Fedler
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Director - Columbia County Planning Department
- Patrice Perry
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Planner - Livingston County Planning Board
- Mary Underhill
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Chair - Steuben County AFPB
- Matt Sousa
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Local Government Representatives:
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Commissioner - Niagara County Economic Development
- Michael A. Casale
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Director - Genesee County Department of Planning
- Felipe A. Oltramari
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Farmland & Open Space Coordinator- Suffolk County Division of Planning and Environment
- August Ruckdeschel
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Mayor – Village of Homer (Cortland County)
- Darren “Hal” McCabe
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Mayor – City of Plattsburgh (Clinton County)
- Christopher Rosenquest
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Supervisor - Town of Eden (Erie County)
- Melissa M. “Missy” Hartman
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Councilperson -Town of Rush (Monroe County)
- Amber Corbin
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Agriculture and Farm Interests:
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Della Terra Farm – Castorland (Lewis County)
- Julian Mangano
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Advisors:
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Northeast Solar Specialist, American Farmland Trust
- Ethan Winter
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Deputy Director of Public Policy, New York Farm Bureau
- Elizabeth Wolters
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Executive Director, ACE NY
- Anne Reynolds
Exec. Law § 94-c(8): Farmland Protection Working Group
- Owner / Operator, Bittner Singer Orchards (Niagara County)
- Jim Bittner