New York's Climate Fund Blocked by Judge | Buffalo News
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New York's Climate Fund Blocked by Judge | Buffalo News
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New York’s bold plan to extract $75 billion from fossil fuel giants for climate damage just got derailed by a federal judge who ruled the law unconstitutional—stepping on federal authority and foreign policy. The state aimed to collect $3 billion yearly for 25 years from top polluters since 2000, but the court said it overreached, especially targeting global companies. Activists are rallying for an appeal as the governor vows taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for polluters’ mess. This isn’t the first time states have clashed with federal power on climate accountability—Trump-era administrations also opposed similar laws, calling them threats to American energy. The DOJ is backing up the ruling, framing it as a defense of national energy interests. For now, New York’s climate fund is on hold, spotlighting the fierce battle between state action and federal control in the fight against climate change.
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