A judge temporarily lifted the Trump administration’s order to halt construction of a massive offshore wind energy project that would power hundreds of thousands of homes — the first major setback for Trump’s campaign against the renewable energy. wapo.st/47RfMa4

“What would be very different is that the city would recover much more quickly because of all the far less visible work that's been done to harden and protect specific assets.” -Rit Aggarwala The work of resilience since Sandy, visible and invisible, has made New Yorkers safer.

“an extraordinary diatribe that ignored the human suffering exacted by the heat waves, wildfires and deadly floods that are aggravated by the burning of fossil fuels and…stood at odds with the rapid expansion of renewable energy all over the world” nytimes.com/2025/09/23/cli…

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Great to see support for safer intersections and better visibility on Staten Island. “Too often in conversations about investing in New York City communities, Staten Island is left out. We need our fair share, and that includes making our streets safe with daylighting.”

The reality of a changing climate is launching the need for a variety of new services and companies. ⬇️

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I spoke with Annika Pergament Spectrum News NY1 about the climate challenges and opportunities facing the next Mayor. It’s a difficult moment for sure, but NYC has many tools already in motion—Local Law 97, resilience investments—for the next Mayor to build upon and go even further.

Jersey City mayor Fulop to succeed Kathy Wylde at Partnership for New York City crainsnewyork.com/politics-polic…

Global renewable capacity is set to double by 2030 amid rising headwinds from supply chains, grid integration & financing Solar PV dominates with 80% of growth. In addition to established markets, it also surges in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & SE Asia More: iea.li/470UrJh

👀 Now THAT is a proper NYC endorsement