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Nitrogen Smart Communities Pledge adopted
Summary
The council signed onto a state program to tackle nitrogen pollution, which harms Long Island's waterways and sole-source drinking water aquifer. Next step is forming a community task force — residents can apply by May 1.
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
No cost to adopt the pledge; future outreach and reduction projects will depend on the task force plan.
✅Who benefits
Anyone who swims, fishes, or drinks Long Island groundwater benefits from reduced nitrogen pollution.
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