Environmental
New York City's 'LL97' (Local Law 97) requires buildings to transition away from fossil fuel heating systems over time. The primary compliance method for many buildings is:
AInstalling solar panels
BElectrification of building systems and improving energy efficiency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions✓ Correct
CPlanting trees to offset carbon
DPaying into the city's general fund
Explanation
Compliance with Local Law 97's emission caps typically requires building owners to electrify heating and cooling systems, improve insulation and windows, upgrade to LED lighting, and invest in on-site or off-site clean energy to reduce carbon emissions.
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