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Joining E2 is the most effective way to stay informed about cutting-edge environmental issues, leverage your professional network, and use your skills to influence important environmental policy issues.

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May 31, 2011
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-Establishing the Military as Market-Maker
-A Thought Piece by James A. Marvin
-Can ''America's Longest War'' Lead to Decisive Victories on Climate Change?
-Everything That Is Going On in the Pacific Northwest
-A Few Bright Spots in Colorado's Politically Split 2011 Legislative Session
-Planning for Environmental Stewardship in New York City
-E2 New England Represents Business Voice at Massachusetts Oversight Hearing
-David Moyar, Hotel Owner and Manager, Will Help with Advocacy, Policy
-E2's May 2011 Telesalon
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 From left to right: David Bragdon (Director, NYC Mayor's Office of Long term Planning and Sustainability), David Moyar (E2), Ashok Gupta (NRDC) and Chris Arndt (E2). Click To Enlarge.
Four years ago, E2 members were introduced to Mayor Bloomberg’s PlaNYC by Rit Aggarwala, then acting director of the Office of Long-term Planning and Sustainability. On May 5th, David Bragdon, the current director of the Office of Long-term Planning and Sustainability, and Ashok Gupta, NRDC’s Air and Energy Program Director, reviewed the City’s activities in the past four years and provided an outlook for future efforts under the recently released PlaNYC 2.0. The event was hosted by the law firm Simpson Thacher Bartlett and attended by approximately forty E2 members and guests.

The overarching goals of PlaNYC, “A Greener, Greater New York,” dovetail well with E2’s mission of advancing environmental stewardship and prosperity at once.
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David Bragdon (Director, NYC Mayor's Office of Long term Planning and Sustainability) addresses the audience in NY. Click to Enlarge. 
From the perspective of municipal governance, the program is unique because of the comprehensive range of issues considered—housing, parks, brownfields, waterways, water supply, transportation, energy, air quality, solid, waste, and climate change—and the duration of the effort, with priorities and goals set to 2030. The discussion that followed Mr. Bragdon’s formal comments focused on efficiency, building retrofits, and transportation priorities, among others. We look forward to an ongoing dialogue with Mr. Bragdon and with the Office of Long-term Planning and Sustainability for years to come.

 




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