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Here Are 9 Things New York State Wants To Ban This Year [List] - Vimarsana News

Here Are 9 Things New York State Wants To Ban This Year [List]

If certain members of the New York State Assembly have their ways, these 9 things will be banned in the state this year.

NY bill would raise pay for home care workers - Vimarsana News

NY bill would raise pay for home care workers

Nearly 75% of New Yorkers lost their home care workers last year, according to a report from the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Association. Many home health aides have pointed to low wages as their reason for leaving the industry.

Source: wbfo.org
NY bill would raise pay for home care workers - Vimarsana News

NY bill would raise pay for home care workers

"Up to 100,000 people in the state that are actively seeking home health care cannot get it, because we do not have the supply of workforce in the state."

Source: wskg.org
The Proposed New York State Fashion Sustainability And Social Accountability Act – An Update Five Months In - Corporate/Commercial Law - Vimarsana News

The Proposed New York State Fashion Sustainability And Social Accountability Act – An Update Five Months In - Corporate/Commercial Law

During October 2021, the Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act was introduced in the New York State Senate and Assembly.

Source: mondaq.com
Energy-Hungry Bitcoin is Bringing Old Fossil Fuel Plants Back on Line - Vimarsana News

Energy-Hungry Bitcoin is Bringing Old Fossil Fuel Plants Back on Line

One of the biggest questions surrounding the cryptocurrency boom is whether or not the climate can afford such an energy-intensive trend. Much of this concern has focused on Bitcoin, which has a current annual energy consumption of 147.67 terawatt hours, more than Norway and Ukraine, according to the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index. And the worry seems to be justified by the fact that Bitcoin has a habit of revitalizing aging fossil-fuel plants.