The 6th annual Food Justice Summit for the Adirondacks will take place on Thursday February 29th at the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, NY. Individuals from all twelve counties of
On January 24, AdkAction Executive Director Sawyer Bailey testified at the NY State Legislature Joint Budget Hearing on Transportation. She shared some of the negative impacts overuse of road salt
Winter salt pollution is often discussed as a predominantly ecological issue, but salty drinking water has real impacts on human health. The unequal consequences of those impacts have environmental justice
AdkAction has been awarded $225,000 for a food subsidy program that uses innovative technology to help solve the problem of food insecurity in the Adirondack region. A $200,000 grant from
The Adirondack Food System Network is pleased to announce the 6th annual Food Justice Summit. “Stronger Together” is the theme of the full-day conference, and with fifteen organizations now a
Together with six other area nonprofits, AdkAction authored a letter sent to Governor Hochul last month, urging her administration to take the next steps needed to protect our water from