Continues the New York state geological survey as a bureau within the New York state science service.

The bill continues the New York state geological survey, established in 1836, as a bureau within the New York state science service. It outlines the survey's purposes, including developing an inventory of geological resources, conducting research, and providing geological maps. The survey aims to address natural history questions, discover mineral resources, protect citizens' property, and align with renewable energy goals. It also emphasizes geoscience literacy and education. The survey cannot enter private lands without consent but can enter into agreements with landowners.

Continues the New York state geological survey as a bureau within the New York state science service.

The bill continues the New York state geological survey, established in 1836, as a bureau within the New York state science service. It outlines the survey's purposes, including developing an inventory of geological resources, conducting research, and providing geological maps. The survey aims to address natural history questions, discover mineral resources, protect citizens' property, and align with renewable energy goals. It also emphasizes geoscience literacy and education. The survey cannot enter private lands without consent but can enter into agreements with landowners.