Hochul uses executive order to pause DEC permits and directs Department of Public Service to examine grid impacts.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 14

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Hochul uses executive order to pause DEC permits and directs Department of Public Service to examine grid impacts.

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Kathy Hochul DEC Department of Public Service

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