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Those critical of congestion pricing often change their minds

Those critical of congestion pricing often change their minds

Governor Kathy Hochul halted New York City’s $15 congestion pricing plan, citing economic concerns, leaving a $15 billion gap in transit funding.

Akielly Hu reports for Grist.

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Congestion pricing pause halts NYC air pollution projects

Congestion pricing pause halts NYC air pollution projects

New York City’s pause on congestion pricing endangers over $100 million in projects aimed at reducing air pollution in low-income neighborhoods.

Stephen Nessen reports for Gothamist.

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Governor Hochul faces backlash over congestion pricing reversal

Governor Hochul faces backlash over congestion pricing reversal

Governor Kathy Hochul’s sudden withdrawal of support for a New York City congestion pricing plan has sparked backlash from key allies and political figures, threatening her political standing.

Nick Reisman reports for POLITICO.

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New York's halt on congestion pricing impacts nationwide efforts

New York's halt on congestion pricing impacts nationwide efforts

New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s decision to pause Manhattan’s congestion pricing plan may stall similar initiatives across the country.

Scott Waldman reports for E&E News.

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New York's congestion pricing delay highlights American transportation challenges

New York's congestion pricing delay highlights American transportation challenges

New York City's plan to implement congestion pricing, a strategy to reduce traffic and fund public transit, remains stalled years after approval.

Sarah Laskow reports for The Atlantic.

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How New York City’s trees and shrubs help clear its air

As advocates are pushing the city to plant more trees, new research shows the role of urban greenery in absorbing carbon emissions.
These cities have the best public transit systems

These cities have the best public transit systems

A new report ranks post-pandemic transportation — and who’s best prepared for getting residents around town in the future.
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