Democrats PANIC As Blue State Residents HIT BREAKING POINT Over Green New Scam MANDATES BACKFIRING!

The Climate Leadership and Protection Act (CLCPA) in New York, which mandates 70% renewable electricity by 2030 and a 40% emissions reduction, is projected by the state agency NAERTA to significantly increase costs. This includes a potential $2.23 per gallon increase in gasoline prices and over $4,000 annually in energy bills for upstate New Yorkers. Businesses could face a 13-46% rise in energy expenses.

NAERTA warned that costs could drive gasoline up by an additional $2.23 per gallon and cost upstate New Yorkers in excess of $4,000 a year on their energy bills. Businesses could see anywhere from a 13 to 46% rise in energy expenses.

California's Air Resources Board (CARB) is considering an update to its Cap and Invest program, which would impose more aggressive emission limits and reduce allowances for oil companies. Chevron officials warned this proposal would tax in-state producers and refiners, potentially leading to a $1 per gallon increase in gas prices by 2030 and job losses, with a high risk of refinery closures.

Chevron officials warned this proposal will tax instate producers and refiners of oil... it could result in gas prices going up a dollar per gallon by 2030 and job losses across the state.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul acknowledged the affordability crisis stemming from climate laws and is discussing changes with legislators. She attributed problems to the pandemic, inflation, and the Trump administration's reduction of renewable subsidies. Conversely, Republicans in New York proposed a plan for energy relief including $400 rebate checks, utility cost reductions, and the complete elimination of clean energy mandates. Democrats argued that natural gas prices, not climate law, are to blame.

Governor Kathy Hochul has said she's looking at potential changes to New York's climate law, citing concerns of affordability... She blamed the Trump administration for pulling back on taxpayer subsidies for renewables... Republicans also announced that they have proposed a solution... offering $400 rebate checks, reduction to utility costs, as well as a complete elimination to clean energy mandates.