CANANDAIGUA, New York: Cutting food waste and throw-away bags, along with tighter protections for land and water, are top priorities this year for a state-wide organization focused on the environment. The New York League of Conservation Voters and its NYLCV education fund announced a 2018 agenda complete with 50 policies to pursue.
Topping the list are some issues getting attention in the Finger Lakes region. They include reducing food waste and eliminating use of single-use plastic bags that end up in the landfill.
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