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The council reports on how New York‘s water resources can best be managed. In light of the growing need for renewable energy and threats from climate change recommendations will attempt to guarantee the lakes will remain sustainable resources for future generations of New Yorkers, along with the fish, birds, animals, and plants that make up a healthy ecosystem.
The report is designed to stimulate further dialogue and public input. The Council will therefore host a series of public input sessions.
Details here.
Session 1: July 8 from 3pm to 6:30pm in Rochester, NY
Session 2: July 9 from 10am to 1:30pm in SUNY Oswego
Lake Ontario Coastal communities have many issues to consider regarding water quality. Managing your water systems is a crucial step towards sustaining water quality for your community.
Join us on to learn the key steps to manage the assets of your water and wastewater systems. Training includes:
*Training will be conducted by NYSDEC and NYSDOH. Read more
The MIT Mobile Experience Lab and Smart Cities Group worked together to envision future scenarios describing design opportunities related to topics that deal with social navigation, distributed data sensing, healthcare, bike sharing racks optimization, peer-to-peer freight, urban races and civic engagement. Smart Cities has developed the Green Wheel electric bicycle motor, an innovative in-wheel regenerative electric motor that can be adapted to any sort of bicycle. Learn More
