Compliance High on NYC Emission Rules So Far, With Much Tougher Goals to Come
So far, so good on New York’s building emission rules. But, unfortunately for many property owners, the hard part is yet to come. The vast majority of the buildings required to slash their carbon footprints have done so or taken steps to, according to a report the Department of Buildings submitted to the City Council […]
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Former Mayor Eric Adams used a “special rule” to let some high-ranking NYPD officials keep their police pension benefits even after leaving the department to take on pension-ineligible positions in government or the private sector, according to a new investigative report released on Thursday. The NYC Department of Investigation (DOI) issued the Sept. 17 report...
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