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NY Approves Controversial $1B Gas Pipeline Amid Climate Concerns

11/8/2025

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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation approved permits for the $1 billion Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline off New York City's shore.
The pipeline, proposed by Williams Companies, would move gas from Pennsylvania to New York City.
Critics, lawmakers and climate activists, say the project contradicts state's 2019 greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Construction is expected to take two years.
President Donald Trump has pressed to support oil and gas sector.

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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation approved permits for the $1 billion Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline off New York City's shore.
The pipeline, proposed by Williams Companies, would move gas from Pennsylvania to New York City.
Critics, lawmakers and climate activists, say the project contradicts state's 2019 greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Construction is expected to take two years.
President Donald Trump has pressed to support oil and gas sector.