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Commission on Presidential Debates (corporation ran by the duopoly) does it again, excluding Robert F. Kennedy, Jr
who needs democracy anyway?

"Stay Connected with Your Environment
Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP) Special Announcement

The Long Island Garden Rewards Program is Launching its Second Year!

Calling all Long Island property owners! Get reimbursed for beautifying your garden and reducing stormwater runoff, one of the leading causes of nitrogen pollution in our waterways.

Long Island Garden Rewards Program Logo
The Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan is once again offering reimbursements of up to $500 to property owners who install rain barrels, native plantings, and rain gardens on their property. These projects not only beautify landscapes but also play a role in safeguarding our surface water and groundwater.

Last year, over 200 property owners received reimbursements to kickstart their projects. These initiatives promise to make a tangible difference in reducing stormwater runoff and protecting our water resources.

The Long Island Garden Rewards program will resume accepting applications on June 10th, providing property owners another chance to embrace sustainable practices on their properties. Take the steps to make a lasting impact today!

To learn more about Long Island Garden Rewards and where to apply, click here: https://lirpc.org/garden-rewards-program/

Eligible Home Projects:

Rain Barrels: Rain Barrels reduce stormwater runoff by collecting and storing rainwater that homeowners can later use in their yards and gardens, also helping conserve water consumption. Barrels must be a minimum of 50 gallons and are required to have mosquito netting or screening.

Rain Barrel
Rain Barrel reimbursed through Long Island Garden Rewards.


Rain Gardens: Rain gardens are designed to allow rainwater from roofs, driveways and other impervious surfaces to soak into the ground. Rain gardens can filter stormwater before it reaches local waterways, mitigate flooding caused by pavement and enhance your yard with low maintenance landscaping. To be eligible, a rain garden must be a minimum of 20 square feet, use native plants and be maintained for at least three years.

Native Plantings: Native plants are heartier, support a healthy ecosystem, and more resilient to local climate conditions. Native plant gardens can reduce fertilizer, pesticide, and water usage, as well as promote biodiversity. The list of eligible native plants can be found on here:https://neiwpcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/NYFA-LI-Native-Plants.pdf

Garden Rewards Program – LIRPC Garden Rewards Program Applications will open on June 10, 2024. We look forward to our second year!  The Problem with NitrogenNitrogen is the leading cause of water quality deterioration on Long Island. Excess nitrogen can cause toxic algal blooms that lead to low oxygen conditions, fish kills, de...

the trusty (not so) old mac used to broadcast live from the patchogue bunker for wusb.fm, every monday now between 11am and noon, had an impactful system failure over the weekend. sad face.

if you were patiently waiting an entire week for what kind of scandalous news you’d be hearing, I had a feeling there was someone listening.

please enjoy the student recess with dj leto today instead (thanks dude) and make sure to show some love for the station that is always there for you, by making a pledge of any dollar amount at WUSB.FM

it’s radiothon time and we need to beg you for money so we can keep doing our thing!

plz help if you can!!

WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook, NY | Radio Free : Long Island JULIA Directors, Julie Cohen and Betsy West, and UNITED STATES VS REALITY WINNER Director, Sonia Kennebeck, Up Next on SOUNDS OF FILM!

EcoEcho Radio updated their business hours.

Observe this Memorial Day through the lenses of those who call for peace!
Veterans For Peace, Jewish Voice for Peace
WUSB @ noon

Rolling up and smoking with you at 11AM today,
all the good stuff about legalizing W**D in NY!
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