Alumni

Dear Friends,

Thanks to you, our recent alumni events have been great successes, and it has been wonderful to see you and be in touch. Thank you so much for your generous support along the way!

NYPIRG continues to drive public attention to the key issues of the day and have a real and positive impact on policy — from environmental protection, to consumer rights, to higher education affordability, to government accountability, and so much more.

Of course, for all of this, the support of our alumni and friends is crucial. Now more than ever, we need your assistance as we grow NYPIRG bigger and better. Please make your vital, tax-deductible contribution today to help us keep fighting and winning.

We will keep you informed of upcoming events and opportunities to get involved, and we hope to see you soon.

Thanks again, from all of us at NYPIRG!
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NYPIRG Senior Policy Advisor Blair Horner discusses higher education, data centers, the environment, protecting New Yorker’s health, and more on the Capitol Connection  (WAMC, August 26, 2026)
A Comic Book About ‘Dogs’ Has a Serious Purpose  (The New York Times, August 25, 2026)
Uber and Waymo Have Spent More Than $15M This Year Lobbying New York Pols  (Streetsblog, August 24, 2026)
N.Y. State Senator Under Ethics Scrutiny Over Billing Practices  (The New York Times, August 21, 2026)
Climate disasters and the cost to New York  (WAMC, August 18, 2026)
Advocates warn New York lead rules still leave children in older homes exposed  (Yahoo News, August 16, 2026)
Ralph Nader, Unsurprisingly, Still Wants You to Pay Attention  (The New York Times, August 16, 2026)
When will I get my $200 NYS utility rebate?  (Newsday, August 14, 2026)
NY’s Recycling Data is a Dumpster Fire, According to State Comptroller Report  (Radio Catskill, August 14, 2026)
Consolidation leads to higher healthcare costs  (Albany Times Union, August 14, 2026)
Resistance to nuclear plants softens in NYS, as memories of past disasters recede  (Newsday, August 13, 2026)
NY's recycling data is a dumpster fire, according to state comptroller report  (Gothamist, August 11, 2026)
Oil companies don't need taxpayer subsidies  (Rome Sentinel, August 11, 2026)
Environmental Justice Groups Sue New York Department of Health for Failing to Protect Tenants from Lead Under Nation-Leading Law  (Earthjustice, August 6, 2026)
Commentary: Election security comes to Albany  (WAMC, August 4, 2026)
Court hearing held in Syracuse over New York's Climate Superfund law  (WXXI News NPR, July 31, 2026)
Commentary: Gov. Hochul sides with utility ratepayers  (WAMC, July 29, 2026)
Fracking backers eye reversing New York's 12-year-old ban  (Newsday, July 22, 2026)
Lawmaking is a big money game in Albany  (WAMC, July 20, 2026)
Donors can circumvent political contribution limits by giving to party accounts  (Newsday, July 18, 2026)
News Archive
NYPIRG Joins With Reformers Urging Candidates for Office to Defend the Integrity of New York’s Elections
NYPIRG News Release: The Fossil Fuel Industry Nearly Doubles Its Profits in the Second Quarter of 2026 While New Yorkers Experience Pain at the Pump
Release: New Yorkers Face Alarming Cost of Climate Change: Half a Trillion in Spending Needs
Report: Paying for Resilience, in New York State - The Costs of Climate Change NEW YORK STATE
NYPIRG Statement Regarding Governor Hochul’s Executive Order Placing a Moratorium on Large Data Centers in New York State
NYPIRG Statement on New York City’s Joint Bus Action Plan
As Heat Wave Scorches New York, Congress Must Protect Climate Change Superfund!
NYPIRG Statement on Climate and Affordability in the Final FY2027 City Budget
NYPIRG Statement on the FY2027 City Budget Agreement
Tale of the Tape: NYPIRG’s 2026 Legislative Review - Fewest Bills Passed, Outside Of Covid Year, Since Democrats Took Control Of The Legislature In 2019
Statement: NYPIRG Applauds Passage of Data Center Moratorium in Legislature
NYPIRG Statement on Mayor Mamdani's Executive Budget
Release: Review of Big Oil’s Financial Statement Shows Well Over $1.3 Trillion In Profits for Calendar Years 2021 Through The First Quarter Of 2026. NYPIRG Urges Repeal of $350 Million in Annual Fossil Fuel Subsidies to Help Address New York’s Affordability Crisis
NYPIRG highlights transit affordability and infrastructure in testimony before the New York City Council Committees on Transportation and Infrastructure and General Welfare
Statewide 'Energy Hog' Bus Tour Targeting Power-Hungry Data Centers Makes Final Stop in New York City
NYPIRG Statement on NYCEDC $7 Million Investment in CUNY to Develop Green Workforce
Statewide 'Energy Hog' Bus Tour Stops in Kingston
Statewide 'Energy Hog' Bus Tour Targeting Power-hungry Data Centers Trots through Syracuse - Community Groups, Advocates, and Students urge Hochul to Curb Energy-Intensive Infrastructure and Uphold State Climate Law
Release: NYPIRG Reacts to Governor Hochul’s Proposal to Secretly Negotiate Rolling Back the Nation’s Leading Energy Affordability Climate Law During the Budget Process
Release: New York Shortchanges Independent Colleges by Tens of Millions of Dollars: NYPIRG Urges Lawmakers to Boost Aid as Part of Final Budget
Reports & Features Archive