""Anyone who is opposing this project was wrong to do so," Zeldin said. "But it's never too late for anyone up in Albany seeing what this big announcement means.""
""It's bad enough that Hochul is rolling back her commitments on climate action; allowing projects like the NESE Pipeline to advance without transparency only deepens her betrayal," said Kim Fraczek, director of Sane Energy Project."
Construction has commenced on the Northeast Supply Enhancement Pipeline in Brooklyn, backed by key officials including Gov. Kathy Hochul and President Donald Trump. The groundbreaking event was attended by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, who dismissed opposition to the project. Despite the support, environmentalists criticize Hochul's approval, especially as it follows her proposal to roll back climate laws. Protesters outside the event voiced their concerns, highlighting a perceived betrayal of climate commitments by the governor.
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