Dozens of New York Democrats are pressuring Gov. Kathy Hochul to stop two revived pipeline projects, according to Spectrum News. The lawmakers say the NESE and Constitution pipelines—previously rejected over water quality concerns—pose serious environmental threats and could raise energy costs. Their letter follows reports that Hochul may have supported the projects in talks with President Trump. Backers say natural gas is needed short term, but opponents argue the state shouldn’t lock into decades of fossil fuel use.