NOISY_SUN t1_jd3kc70 wrote on March 21, 2023 at 4:15 PM

Reply to comment by BronxEE2000 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop

Huh. What was the stupid reason?

NOISY_SUN t1_jd35d35 wrote on March 21, 2023 at 2:36 PM

Reply to comment by TheWicked77 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop

"We" have been asking questions. The NYTimes alone wrote multiple articles about it, and about unanswered questions:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/29/nyregion/city-nonprofit-that-thrived-after-9-11-lags-under-mayors-wife.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/22/nyregion/thrivenyc-mental-health-.html

NOISY_SUN t1_jd31j2w wrote on March 21, 2023 at 2:09 PM

Reply to comment by TheWicked77 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop

You sound pretty upset about Bill de Blasio. One day he will no longer be mayor, I assure you

NOISY_SUN t1_jd2xvkn wrote on March 21, 2023 at 1:42 PM

Reply to comment by eddie1996 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop

Poor people ride the subway and the bus, for the most part they are not driving into Manhattan

NOISY_SUN t1_jd2xt9c wrote on March 21, 2023 at 1:41 PM

Reply to comment by BronxEE2000 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop

What are you talking about, of course it voted for congestion pricing. The 2019 plan that was approved by the state was proposed by Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was the duly elected mayor of New York City.