Decision from the New York Appellate Division, Third Department, in the fight against the proposal by Global Companies to expand their crude-by-rail terminal at the Port of Albany to handle tar sands oil.
The residents of Ezra Prentice Homes in Albany, NY, recently won a key victory in the fight against a tar sands oil train proposal that's a disaster for public health and climate.
Ezra Prentice Homes es un complejo de viviendas con 400 residentes, mayormente de raza negra, y cuya mayoría son niños. También hay viviendas, centros de salud pública, parques e iglesias en las cercanías de la operación petrolera de Global Companies.
Ante una nueva amenaza de vida o muerte, residentes de una comunidad afroamericana en Albany, Nueva York, se han organizado con sus vecinos y aliados para crear un frente capaz de enfrentar a una compañía del Fortune 500 y a sus complacientes reguladores.
Faced with a deadly new threat, residents in one predominately African-American community are organizing their neighbors and allies from far and wide—building the power to take on a Fortune 500 company and complacent regulators.
A broad coalition challenges clean air violations at Albany crude-by-rail terminal, citing environmental justice impacts to public housing residents adjacent to the Global facility
A coalition of local residents, environmental groups and a church today filed a legal petition requesting the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to issue an order prohibiting the receipt and storage of explosive Bakken crude oil in outdated and dangerous DOT-111 tank cars at the Port of Albany.
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