<p>Leaving the electric sector out of New York's proposed cap-trade-and-invest carbon pricing system, as New York officials have indicated they’re leaning toward , would increase harmful pollution from fossil fuel plants according to a new report by Resources for the Future and the New York City Environmental Justice Alliance. Study co-author Molly Robertson talks with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

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Leaving the electric sector out of New York's proposed cap-trade-and-invest carbon pricing system, as New York officials have indicated they’re leaning toward , would increase harmful pollution from fossil fuel plants according to a new report by Resources for the Future and the New York City Environmental Justice Alliance. Study co-author Molly Robertson talks with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Why NYS Should Include Electricity in Cap-and-Trade

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Why NYS Should Include Electricity in Cap-and-Trade