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The Justice Department highlighted another federal court decision on October 15 striking down New York’s climate superfund law as unconstitutional. The immediate effect is another setback for blue-state climate finance, and another reminder that industry and the federal government are lining up to crush state-level efforts to make polluters pay.
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The Justice Department highlighted another federal court decision on October 15 striking down New York’s climate superfund law as unconstitutional. The immediate effect is another setback for blue-state climate finance, and another reminder that industry and the federal government are lining up to crush state-level efforts to make polluters pay.
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