Leaders on both sides of the legal fight concerning New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act are speaking out.
It’s following a federal judge in New York recently voicing uncertainty about the law and whether it’s preempted by federal law.
“What we should really be doing is trying to find ways to solve our climate crisis that don’t have to do with essentially litigation and taxing, doing things retroactively,” said Tom Stebbins, executive director of The Lawsuit Reform Alliance of New York. “We should be doing things proactively.”
Despite Gov. Kathy Hochul signing the measure into law in December 2024, legal and
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