Samantha Maldonado, reporter at THE CITY, discusses the implementation hurdles and regulatory uncertainty surrounding New York City's building decarbonization mandate, Local Law 97.
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“And these laws, I mean, they have to start complying by twenty-twenty-four, but the rules for, like, what guides the laws and how they would even calculate their emissions and their penalties are, just haven't, haven't been finalized yet, and so we're still waiting on that.”
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