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Emily Fego
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Assistant Editor, Books, National Geographic Kids
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science and technology, arts food/drink, architecture history and culture, designTravel, education
religion, politics, food, gardening, fashion
Content
Five years after Hoosick Falls water crisis, lawmakers and citizens say other small communities are still at risk
By Emily Fego Verified| The Legislative Gazette Verified Photos courtesy of the Governor’s Office March 13, 2016– Hoosick Falls, NY – Governor Andrew Cuomo meets with Hoosick Falls officials and other state officials to tour the Village of Hoosick Falls water treatment plant and the new granulated activated carbon filtration that was installed in 2016 to filter contaminated water.
By Emily Fego Verified| The Legislative Gazette Verified Photo by Joe Ritchie, used with permission Smoke from the Norlite incinerator can be seen from the Saratoga Sites Public Housing complex in Cohoes earlier this year. On Nov. 23, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed landmark legislation that will ban incineration of fire fighting foams containing harmful chemicals in certain cities. This new law is documented as being amongst the first of its kind in the nation, a notable victory for critics of foam incineration at the Norlite facility in Cohoes, New York.
Five years after Hoosick Falls water crisis, lawmakers and citizens say other small communities are still at risk
By Emily Fego Verified| The Legislative Gazette Verified Photos courtesy of the Governor’s Office March 13, 2016– Hoosick Falls, NY – Governor Andrew Cuomo meets with Hoosick Falls officials and other state officials to tour the Village of Hoosick Falls water treatment plant and the new granulated activated carbon filtration that was installed in 2016 to filter contaminated water.
Company Info
National Geographic Kids
National Geographic is a renowned brand that includes a nonprofit scientific organization and a media company. Founded in 1888, the National Geographic Society aims to increase geographic knowledge and focuses on exploration, education, and environmental conservation. In 2015, it partnered with 21st Century Fox to create National Geographic Partners, which manages its commercial operations. The flagship National Geographic Magazine is a monthly publication celebrated for its stunning photography and comprehensive coverage of geography, science, history, and culture. National Geographic also produces documentaries and operates TV channels globally, while offering a wealth of online content through its website and apps. The organization supports education through grants, public exhibits, and a museum in Washington, D.C. Additionally, it operates retail stores in several cities, selling educational materials and branded merchandise. National Geographic reaches a diverse audience, including the general public, educators, students, and researchers, with a commitment to its mission-driven projects.
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