Associated Press / Wall Street Journal / CBS New York / Environmental Clean-Up Funds / The New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation / New York Times / Environmental Facilities Corporation / Public Interest Research Group / /
Zee Bridge / Thruway Authority / Bridge Project / Brooklyn Bridge / Bridge Planning / The bridge / Tappan Zee Bridge / New NY Bridge / New York Thruway / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / temporary solutions / infrastructure bank / transportation bonds / federal law / transportation projects / transportation infrastructure / /
NaturalFeature
Estuary of National Significance / Piermont Marsh River / Point channel / Hudson River / /
Organization
New York State Assembly Committee on Corporations / Authorities and Commissions / New York League of Conservation Voters / New York State Department / Cuomo administration / NY State Thruway Authority / NY State Department of Transportation / US Environmental Protection Agency / Federal Highway Administration / Highway Trust Fund / Thruway Authority / Natural Resources Defense Council / NY League of Conservation Voters / Congress / State Transportation Authority / federal government / Senate Finance Committee / New York League of Conservations Voters / New York State government / Clean Water State Revolving Fund / Public Authorities Control Board / New York State Thruway Authority / New York Department of Transportation / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Robert Megna / Stefanie Fallon / Judith Enck / John DeFrancisco / Christopher Goekin / Hayley Martinez / Scott Fallon / Nixon / Tappan Zee / Marcia Bystryn / Robert Menga / Wants Gas / /
Position
executive director / President / member and state budget director / president of the environmental group / chairman / Congressman / Administrator / /
Case Study: Using Environmental Clean-Up Funds to Replace the Tappan Zee Bridge By Steven Cohen and Hayley Martinez July 2014 The Issue The New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC), a public benefit corp