Deadline to apply for Super Hunt is May 31
It’s time to apply for the first of two drawings for Idaho’s Super Hunt tags, but it’s going fast. The deadline to apply is May 31 for the first drawing for Idaho’s most exclusive tags, and Super Hunts are available for deer, elk, moose, pronghorn, and one Super Hunt combo, which includes one tag for each of those species.
Think drawing a Super Hunt can’t happen to you? Consider that some lucky hunters will draw those tags and have the freedom to participate in Idaho’s best hunting opportunities. Keep reading to learn about one hunter who became a believer after his name was drawn.
Say Goodbye To Gas Powered ATVs In Western New York
The weather certainly has been up and down this spring and depending on your perspective, rain may actually be a good thing. But in a few years, the mud holes and swamps you like to drive through with your ATV or dirt bike may sound a little different.
A new law will require ATVs and other off-road vehicles to be powered by electricity (batteries) not gas!
The bill is sponsored by Sen. Pete Harckham (and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill, A.4302). It also mandates that all off-road vehicles and equipment sold or leased in New York be zero-emission by 2035. Medium and heavy-duty vehicles have an extra 10 years to get into compliance – their deadline is 2045. And finally, the bill directs the state to develop a comprehensive plan to guide the transition to an all–electric transportation sector.
The weather certainly has been up and down this spring and depending on your perspective, rain may actually be a good thing. But in a few years, the mud holes and swamps you like to drive through with your ATV or dirt bike may sound a little different.
A new law will require ATV s and other off-road vehicles to be powered by electricity (batteries) not gas!
The bill is sponsored by Sen. Pete Harckham (and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill, A.4302). It also mandates that all off-road vehicles and equipment sold or leased in New York be zero-emission by 2035. Medium and heavy-duty vehicles have an extra 10 years to get into compliance – their deadline is 2045. And finally, the bill directs the state to develop a comprehensive plan to guide the transition to an all–electric transportation sector.
Itâs 2035: Get ready to plug in your car By Susan Arbetter City of Albany UPDATED 4:31 PM ET Apr. 26, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:08 PM ET Apr. 26, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:08 PM EDT Apr. 26, 2021
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In New York, 36% of our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions come from the transportation sector, which is more than any other sector.
But as expected, the state Senate followed the Assembly and passed S.2758, a bill mandating all passenger cars and trucks sold or leased in New York be zero-emission by 2035. Itâs one giant step toward reducing the stateâs transportation carbon footprint.
The bill passed 44-18, without debate.
âWe want to pass a law that mandates that New York copy Californiaâs regulations,â said Peter Iwanowicz, executive director of Environmental Advocates NY and