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    "text": "Whether it’s cap and invest or renewable energy, @governor.ny.gov is the biggest obstacle to a more affordable and sustainable NY. The solutions are obvious and they’re right there: make polluters pay and #BuildPublicRenewables!",
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            "alt": "It’s the first lawsuit to charge the state with failing to enforce the core mandate of its 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, or CLCPA: eliminating nearly all of New York’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The law tasks DEC with crafting rules to get there and to reach an interim target of 40 percent emissions cuts by 2030.\n\nThe state’s deadline to release those rules was Jan. 1, 2024 — a date the agency blew past. More than a year later, New York has yet to issue even draft rules, and it’s becoming less and less clear that it intends to do so, even though, throughout last year, Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration promised that it was working on them as quickly as possible.",
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