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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin slammed New York's Climate Act advanced by Gov. Hochul and New York Democrats as "delusional" ...
said it’s time to go back to the drawing board. “We can flap our arms. It doesn’t mean we’re going to fly,” Howard said. “Let’s face reality.” The Climate Act was approved by then-Gov.