The election made clear that New Yorkers want climate leadership. The reason I and many other activists joined the Working Families Party to volunteer for Hochul is because we know how urgently New York needs to enact climate justice and she was the better choice to lead on climate.
Read MoreThe broad coalition of environmental, community, labor and other groups that proved pivotal in enacting New York’s climate law is back with a revamped agenda for the 2023 legislative session. Rather than devoting significant energy into a de facto carbon tax that proved politically unpalatable, the coalition will instead be promoting a package of investments and statutory measures to implement the climate law.
Read MoreTen years ago, Superstorm Sandy forever changed New York. The storm ravaged our city, killing 43 New Yorkers, destroying thousands of homes, and leaving hundreds of thousands without power, with damages estimated at $19 billion in the five boroughs alone.
Read MoreThe statewide coalition that crafted the predecessor to the state’s landmark climate law is launching a six-figure ad campaign, starting with TV spots in five media New York markets that ran ahead of the gubernatorial debate last night.
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