DEC absorbs cuts as general fund revenues fall, budget grows leaner
The state’s environmental regulatory agency, the Department of Environmental Conservation, has emerged bruised and battered but still intact after two years of sharp budget belt-tightening.
DEC’s core programs — including those most important to industry — are fully functional but they are leaner. I....
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