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Voters approved a $20 million environmental bond issue in 2002.

On Nov. 6 alone, Suffolk voters agreed to extend a quarter-penny environmental sales tax from 2013 to 2030, Southold voters approved a $4 million environmental bond, and Oyster Bay voters approved a $60 million environmental bond.

On Tuesday he threatened to order the mine's closure if it did not improve its environmental practices and raise its environmental bond to cover eventual remedial costs.

The city can help developers by persuading the state to expedite cleanups and by seeking federal grants or environmental bond funds for such work.

Mr. Cowan said he also withheld action because the town was upgrading the plant, an $8.1 million project financed mainly through a 1996 state environmental bond.

The environmental bond, the first ever for the densely suburban county, would also provide money for controlling storm water runoff, a major cause of water pollution.

The Nassau initiative is one of four environmental bonds on Long Island ballots on Tuesday.

They include charges covering the cost of inspection and interception, excise taxes, environmental bonds, damage bonds, import deposits, restoration deposits, ballast water fees, and tradable risk permits (Eisworth and Johnson 2002; Horan et al. 2002; Olson 2006; Emerton and Howard 2008; Gren 2008).

Preservation would come at a cost First, voters this fall would be asked to approve Gov. Cuomo's two-billion-dollar environmental-bond proposal, which would provide funding for land acquisition in the park.

Under the state's Environmental Quality Bond Act, the city will receive $2 million to help pay for the costs of capping the landfill, which are estimated at $8.1 million.

The synagogue project has already received smaller amounts of government funding from federal, state and city agencies, including $250,000 from the state Environmental Quality Bond Act in 1990.