These efforts are all commendable, but the timetables are a little too ambitious to achieve and therefore in the short run drive up costs in our already inflationary economy. Sullivan County is one of the poorer counties in the region and that needs to be taken into consideration by its leaders when being lobbied by overzealous activists who disregard the short-term expense to achieve their goals no matter how it effects the pockets of working-class people. People in the county and region have already been subject to large double digit increases for energy by the premature closing of Indian Point, the current administration restricting drilling of oil internally and instead asking our enemies to supply us oil that they do at inflated prices which helps one major supplier pay for the war it is conducting with the Ukraine. Im all in when it comes to new methods of waste management, EVs, solar and windmills but it will take time and we need to work it out where the supply chain for these ideas are American, economical, and therefore do not break the publics wallets in the short term.