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  • Metro Science Reporter, WNYC (New York, NY)
  • Adjunct Professor, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
  • Climate Change Reporter, NPR
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'Closer to extinction': NY fights Trump on changes to Endangered Species Act

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By Rosemary Misdary Verified
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The New York attorney general’s office has been a hurdle for a host of Trump administration policy pivots, suing to preserve immigrant protections, voting rights and access to gender-affirming care, to name a few of the legal battles. But this week the office opened up a new challenge in defense of endangered species, including sea turtles and whales.
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US appeals court deals blow to natural gas pipeline running through NJ, NY

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By Rosemary Misdary Verified
| Gothamist Verified
A federal appeals court on Tuesday put a halt on the proposed natural gas pipeline running from Pennsylvania through New Jersey and New York, ruling the massive project violates the Garden State’s water-quality standards.
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$6 billion power line from Canada to NYC flowing below capacity, experts say

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By Rosemary Misdary Verified
| Gothamist Verified
New York City’s $6 billion power line from Canada was supposed to bring enough energy to power one million homes. Instead, it’s been operating at a trickle since coming on line in June. The Champlain Hudson Power Express, a 339-mile subterranean transmission line that links the Big Apple to hydropower plants in Quebec, has been touted as a lifeline for New York. Gov.
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