New York retreating on its Climate Act
Governor Hochul has now proposed specific legislative actions to begin to back away.
Governor Hochul has now proposed specific legislative actions to begin to back away.
New York ratepayers and businesses are in for a hosing, but there is still time.
If the Climate Act requires severe economic damage to New Yorkers over the next few years, that incredible fact should be a major election issue.
Rationing gasoline and diesel under the Climate Act is a predictable prescription for chaos.
The program is called "cap and invest," which sounds good. Note the missing word: "tax."
New York State cannot cut emissions by the required 30% in just four years and Governor Hochul admits it.
New York State is between a rock and a green hard place.
Empire is about to start driving the enormous steel monopiles that hold the turbine towers, but a new wrinkle has hit the fan.
Watch Craig Rucker on the Matt Gaetz Show.
Trump withdraws federal approval of NYC congestion tolls.
Nuclear’s future looks so bright I gotta wear shades.
CFACT's Peter Murphy discusses New York's insatiable need for cash and the lengths the state will go to get it. WATCH NOW
Under this law, New York will “impose cost recovery demands” for extreme weather events “on responsible parties,” or fossil fuel companies.
With the election over, NY climate masochism continues apace.
CFACT's Marc Morano takes on the climate attack on pizza on the Joe Piscopo Radio Show.