Energy & Environment
Can the city withstand another Sandy?
The largely unprecedented move came without warning to 33,000 Brooklynites.
Here’s what removing Con Edison from New York might look like.
Advocates are hoping to change acceptable lead thresholds before schools test their drinking water again in 2020.
The state just passed its most ambitious climate targets yet, but history suggests they won’t be easy to hit.
Six ways the Climate and Community Protection Act has changed during negotiations.
Despite apparent overwhelming support from lawmakers, the Climate and Community Protection Act may not pass in this session.
Time is running out for Democratic lawmakers’ ambitious environmental agenda.
Labor groups warn of pension fund losses, but not every union agrees.
The controversial project gives him a chance to keep the political left happy.
