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Liz Krueger
@LizKrueger · NY · S
Posts476
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CoverageJan 15, 2020 to Jul 25, 2023
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| Energy | 5.9% | 0.5% | +5.4 pp | Over-indexed | 476 |
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RT @billmckibben: New York State divests its pension funds from coal! Oil and gas are the obvious next steps--thanks to all who have applie&
RT @DoctorVive: Today @DouthatNYT advances the fallacy that phasing out fossil fuels will, uhm ... leave us without energy. Does he not un<U+2026>
Proud to stand w/these dedicated NYers and my legislative colleagues to call for passage of the NY HEAT Act, which moved through the Energy Committee today. It's time to give NYers a break from fossil gas-driven rate increases and put NY on the road to affordable, clean energy. https://t.co/I17SiH7xSn
The fossil fuel industry wants New York ratepayers to continue subsidizing their profits, paying $200 million a year to expand the gas system and $6 million per mile to repair leaky pipes. The NY HEAT Act is a common sense solution to save NYers money. https://t.co/kB2QvGS1IY
NYS spends $1.5 billion annually on tax breaks that encourage fossil fuel use. It is, indeed, "insane." We must start by passing the Fossil Fuel Subsidy Elimination Act (S.7438) to repeal over $330 million of the most unjustifiable fossil fuel tax breaks. https://t.co/gkmF9LQtYR
Thank you to @howarth_cornell for educating legislators about the ongoing disinformation campaign from the fossil fuel industry to stop New York's progress toward a clean energy future that is reliable, affordable, and equitable. https://t.co/Iu06w7GmaE
We can't afford NOT to transition NY off of gas. Whether it's $200 million/year ratepayers are forced to pay to subsidize gas expansion, $150 BILLION ratepayers will have to pay to fix leaky pipes, or skyrocketing gas prices, the status quo is an albatross around NYers' necks. https://t.co/uDSBzL4hnz
When it comes to utility bills, the fossil-fuel business-as-usual will only lead to higher costs for ratepayers to line the pockets of Big Oil & Gas. The #NYHEAT Act will begin the process of bringing those bills under control and planning an affordable, just transition for all. https://t.co/At6dt8ftD7
RT @MarkRuffalo: As #NYBudget wraps up, New Yorkers want both clean & affordable energy. @GovKathyHochul, @NYSenate Majority Leader @Andrea<U+2026>