NEW YORK — This week, Mayor Eric Adams released proposed guidelines for Local Law 97, trailblazing climate legislation that limits fossil fuel emissions from large buildings. Not everyone was happy with the proposed rules. Much of the criticism was focused on an option that would allow buildings to apply for a two-year, fee-free extension if they would not be in compliance by the time the law goes into effect Jan 1. Some environmental activists oppose the extension, saying it gives the real esta
Some of the loudest voices seeking to weaken the statute are co-op and condo owners, who have packed raucous town halls across the city in recent months