U.S. Governors and Mayors Supercharge State-City Climate Collaboration at Climate Week NYC

U.S. Governors and Mayors Supercharge State-City Climate Collaboration at Climate Week NYC Publish Date September 22, 2026 Brionna.Aho@GO… September 22, 2026 - 12:12pm Story Body NEW YORK, NY — As the U.S. federal government continues its retreat from global climate efforts, governors and mayors representing America’s top state- and city-led climate action coalitions — the U.S. Climate Alliance and Climate Mayors — came together today at Climate Week NYC to announce a new joint partnership that supercharges non-federal climate collaboration, reinforcing the strength and durability of American climate leadership. The new agreement was announced during an event featuring leaders of both organizations, including Climate Mayors chair Boise Mayor Lauren McLean and Alliance co-chair Delaware Governor Matt Meyer, as well as Alliance executive committee member New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who provided remarks via video message. Alliance co-chair Washington Governor Bob Ferguson was originally scheduled to participate, but was unable to attend due to flight disruptions in the Northeast. The Alliance is a bipartisan coalition of 24 governors — representing approximately 60 percent of the

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