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Bloomberg-Funded Climate Advocacy Program at NYU Law Shuts Down Amid Scrutiny

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Michael Bloomberg funded a program at New York University School of Law that placed paid staff in State Attorney General offices to pursue lawsuits against energy providers. This group, the State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, quietly closed its operations in late August amid congressional and legal scrutiny.

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The program was designed to fund regulations and lawsuits aimed at energy providers to fight climate change. Its closure highlights increased legal and governmental scrutiny over privately funded political advocacy efforts.

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    Bloomberg Philanthropies might see reduced funding for climate advocacy programs due to the closure of the specific initiative.

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