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Keshia Clukey

Keshia Clukey

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NYS Capitol Correspondent, Newsday

Albany

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  • NYS officials won't alter climate change policies despite Trump executive order

    By Keshia Clukey| Newsday Verified ALBANY — New York State leaders say environmental projects and policies will remain on track, despite an order from President Donald Trump attempting to undo state climate laws. Trump signed an executive order last week directing the U.S. attorney general to identify "illegal” state and local climate, energy and environmental justice laws that "impede” domestic energy use and production. The attorney general could then take action to try to stop the enforcement of the laws found to be illegal.

    By Keshia Clukey · Newsday

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • State vs federal: Climate policy conflict intensifies

    By Keshia Clukey| Newsday Verified ALBANY — New York State leaders say environmental projects and policies will remain on track, despite an order from President Donald Trump attempting to undo state climate laws. Trump signed an executive order last week directing the U.S. Attorney General to identify "illegal” state and local climate, energy and environmental justice laws that "impede” domestic energy use and production.

    By Keshia Clukey · Newsday

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • NYS officials won't alter climate change policies despite Trump executive order

    By Keshia Clukey| Newsday Verified ALBANY — New York State leaders say environmental projects and policies will remain on track, despite an order from President Donald Trump attempting to undo state climate laws. Trump signed an executive order last week directing the U.S. attorney general to identify "illegal” state and local climate, energy and environmental justice laws that "impede” domestic energy use and production. The attorney general could then take action to try to stop the enforcement of the laws found to be illegal.

    By Keshia Clukey · Newsday

    Apr. 15, 2025

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