Local Latinx activists are tackling New York's environmental issues to help their communities.
The road to sustainability is not an easy one, especially when it seems at times that our government has checked out of the conversation to combat climate change. Although not everyone seems to be united in the fight, New York State has made it a point to do their part to help fight climate change and push forward toward a greener, more sustainable future.
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