Repeals the Champlain Basin Compact, the Mid-Atlantic States Air Pollution Control Compact and the Delaware River Basin Water Commission Compact; makes conforming changes. / Sponsor: FARLEY Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Authorizes the creation of a geographic information system-based display to provide high-volume hydraulic fracturing information to the public; indicates the locations of permitted wells for hydraulic fracturing, the location of public water supply wells and intakes, and the stage of the hydraulic fracturing operation for each permitted well. / Sponsor: GRISANTI Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Permits commercial applicators of pesticides to apply pesticides in a dosage, concentration or frequency less than that specified on the labeling. / Sponsor: MARCELLINO Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Allows temporary inter-fund advances by river regulating districts. / Sponsor: FARLEY Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to the regulation of the use of the state's water resources; requires permits for interbasin diversions of water and approval of modification to existing systems; increases fees for water supply permits. / Sponsor: GRISANTI Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Establishes provisions of law, as authorized by a proposed constitutional amendment, providing for the settlement of land disputes between the state and private parties with regard to parcels in township 40, Totten and Crossfield Purchase, in the town of Long Lake, county of Hamilton. / Sponsor: LITTLE Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Directs the department of environmental conservation to expedite cleanup efforts at the former Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation facility in Bethpage, NY. / Sponsor: HANNON Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Provides for the regulation of aquaculture for the purpose of developing fish-farming businesses as an alternative cash crop for farms across the state and appoints a task force relating thereto. / Sponsor: YOUNG Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Prohibits the disposal in a solid waste facility of lamps containing mercury; requires manufacturers thereof to establish collection and recycling programs. / Sponsor: AVELLA Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Prevents individuals from being denied standing in private actions alleging violations of the environmental quality review provisions of the environmental conservation law solely on the basis that the injury alleged by such individual does not differ in kind or degree from the injury that would be suffered by the public at large. / Sponsor: AVELLA Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Extends the archery season for the taking of antlerless deer in the Northern zone for a period of seven days immediately following the close of the regular rifle season. / Sponsor: GRIFFO Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to water pollution control linked loans. / Sponsor: LAVALLE Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Increases penalties for the illegal taking of deer; establishes that a person who illegally takes deer more than once shall lose his or her hunting license for ten years. / Sponsor: YOUNG Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Prohibits the possession of endangered chimpanzees and imposes civil penalties therefor. / Sponsor: BALL Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to the collection of mercury-containing thermostats. / Sponsor: SAVINO Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Establishes a program to provide information to consumers concerning household hazardous products; such information to be available at the point of retail sale by labels and pamphlets; provides such information should disclose hazards and inform people of environmentally safer alternatives; provides for the establishment of a hazardous product list by the department of environmental conservation. / Sponsor: HUNTLEY Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to an exemption from hazardous waste generation special assessments. / Sponsor: GRIFFO Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to thermal paper receipts containing bisphenol-A. / Sponsor: MARCELLINO Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Provides that a municipality which received title to property through escheat, any other involuntary transfer, or through the exercise of eminent domain authority shall not be considered responsible for the contamination and remediation of such property unless the municipality generated, transported, disposed of, arranged for or caused the disposal of hazardous wastes or substances at the subject property. / Sponsor: LAVALLE Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

Relates to the regulation of outdoor wood boilers. / Sponsor: LITTLE Committee: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION