The Bloomberg-backed climate law operation at New York University may have shut down, but its personnel and playbook didn’t go far. NYU’s State Energy and Environmental Impact Center went dark on August 31 after nearly a decade of supporting state attorneys general on climate and environmental matters, including through its controversial program of privately funding lawyers who served as special assistant attorneys general (SAAG). Since its foun…
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