Local Law 97's New Loophole: Hydropower Credits
New York officials announced changes allowing building owners to purchase hydropower renewable energy credits to help comply with Local Law 97, providing an additional pathway for meeting emissions requirements.
Utility Costs Drive States to Roll Back Climate Goals
A growing number of states are reassessing climate policies as rising utility costs, increasing electricity demand, and affordability concerns prompt policymakers to adjust implementation timelines and priorities.
Feds accuse New York of violating USDA standards over use of farmland for solar projects
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has accused New York of violating federal farmland protection standards by approving certain solar projects on agricultural land, raising questions about future project approvals.
The Socialists Are About to Test Kathy Hochul
Following the conclusion of the legislative session, progressive Democrats are organizing a primary challenge to Governor Kathy Hochul, setting the stage for a closely watched gubernatorial race.
Trump fumes over gas prices as costs tick up. Here's why gas is getting more expensive.
President Trump directed the Federal Trade Commission to investigate allegations of gasoline price gouging following recent increases in fuel prices, calling for a review of market practices affecting consumers.
Zyn can be marketed as safe alternative to cigarettes, FDA says
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the marketing of certain ZYN nicotine pouch products as presenting a lower risk than cigarettes, marking the first authorization of its kind for nicotine pouches.
