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New Yorkers want more protection from the heat after a sweltering summer (opens the original)
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Workers who spend their days toiling in the sun or in sweltering warehouses and kitchens say they need more safeguards before the next heat wave. “If we were to lock our animals in a car with those same conditions, we would be arrested. Yet workers are working in those conditions,” said Donald Nesbit, executive vice president of Local 372, the union that represents school cafeteria employees. Nesbit was part of a roundtable discussion during New York’s climate week that included Julie Su, the ci
'Closer to extinction': NY fights Trump on changes to Endangered Species Act (opens the original)
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The New York attorney general’s office has been a hurdle for a host of Trump administration policy pivots, suing to preserve immigrant protections, voting rights and access to gender-affirming care, to name a few of the legal battles. But this week the office opened up a new challenge in defense of endangered species, including sea turtles and whales. New York Attorney General Letitia James, joined by her counterparts in 19 other states and the District of Columbia, filed federal lawsuits in the
US appeals court deals blow to natural gas pipeline running through NJ, NY (opens the original)
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday put a halt on the proposed natural gas pipeline running from Pennsylvania through New Jersey and New York, ruling the massive project violates the Garden State’s water-quality standards. The ruling by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals negated the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s earlier certification of a key section of the Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline, which includes approximately 10 miles of 26-inch-diameter conduits runnin
$6 billion power line from Canada to NYC flowing below capacity, experts say (opens the original)
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New York City’s $6 billion power line from Canada was supposed to bring enough energy to power one million homes. Instead, it’s been operating at a trickle since coming on line in June. The Champlain Hudson Power Express, a 339-mile subterranean transmission line that links the Big Apple to hydropower plants in Quebec, has been touted as a lifeline for New York. Gov. Kathy Hochul called it a “game changer” and said it could meet 20% of New York City’s energy needs while helping to cut carbon emi
'A whole new world': New Jersey eases restrictions on residential solar panels (opens the original)
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New Jersey residents now face fewer restrictions when installing solar panels to help power their homes with affordable, clean energy thanks to a bill signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Tuesday. The Garden State Balcony Solar Act eliminates red tape that for years limited the growth of solar technology. The law allows for homeowners to put up “plug-in” solar panels that are simple to install. Previously, New Jersey property owners’ only option for solar power was to put up expensive rooftop panels
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