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Pennsylvanias methane emissions have a bigger climate impact than all the states cars combined. We need quick action from Governor Tom Wolf on his plan to cut methane and safeguard our future.Pennsylvania has an opportunity to lead on methane as EPA faltersLast week, the Environmental Protection Agency held a public hearing on its proposal to gut key regulations that reduce climate-damaging methane emissions, and protect communities from pollution from oil and gas development. Methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas responsible for 25 of currentElectric cars offer guilt-free driving and aid the climate. So why doesnt Pennsylvania have more?Though theyre cheaper to run, dont require maintenance like oil changes, and help fight climate change, Pennsylvania lags in adoption of electric cars. The state is hoping to incentivize consumers to consider going electric.Just as we need to keep delivering and pumping gasoline for our cars while technological and environmental pioneers roll out consumer-friendly electric vehicles, we must reliably heat our residences in the here and now.We are eager for the day when single-family homes, apartment buildings and Housing Authority developments in New York can keep the people inside their four walls warm in the bone-chilling dead of winter using all-renewable energy sources.But we dont know whether that day will arrive in 10 years, or 20, or 30, which is why it makes basic sense to build out a pipeline to deliver natural gas from its sources in Pennsylvania to its consumers in the five boroughs of New York City.

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