🌍 Welcome to another episode of PWGC's Environmental Echo, where we dive deep into environmental policies shaping our future. In today’s episode, Paul Boyce, CEO & President of PW Grosser Consulting, is joined by Alita, Chair of Couch White’s Environmental and Land Use Group. Together, they discuss New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and how its implementation impacts industries, regulatory processes, and communities across the state.

CLCPA is a groundbreaking law requiring New York to transition to carbon-free energy sources. But as we explore in this episode, while the intentions are good, the rollout has led to confusion, slowdowns, and challenges for businesses, government agencies, and local communities. How will these changes affect industries from mining to healthcare? How will individuals and businesses cope with the electrification demands? Tune in to get expert insights on the hurdles and opportunities presented by this ambitious environmental act.

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📌 Chapter Titles: 0:00 - Welcome & Introduction
1:12 - The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA)
3:30 - How CLCPA Affects Industries and Communities
5:45 - Challenges with Permit Approval and Rollout Confusion
8:05 - Section 7 of the CLCPA Explained
10:40 - Impact on Disadvantaged Communities and Permitting Delays
14:12 - Which Industries are Impacted the Most by CLCPA?
17:55 - Air Permits and Greenhouse Gas Regulations
20:30 - Energy Sector's Struggle to Keep Up with CLCPA
23:05 - Electrification Challenges for Heavy Equipment
27:40 - Economic and Infrastructure Implications for New York
30:00 - Conclusion and Thank You for Listening

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