Environmental
In New York, the 'Climate Smart Communities' program encourages municipalities to:
ABuild exclusively high-rise buildings to reduce sprawl
BReduce greenhouse gas emissions, adapt to climate change impacts, and achieve other sustainability goals through certified local actions✓ Correct
CMandate electric vehicle charging stations in all new developments
DProhibit development in coastal flood zones
Explanation
New York's Climate Smart Communities program (administered by the DEC) provides a framework and certification for municipalities to reduce GHG emissions, adapt to climate change, and implement sustainability measures. Certified communities may qualify for grants and technical assistance. Real estate professionals in these communities should understand climate change-related land use policies.
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