New York City burns pizzerias with new green mandate

New York City Council has clamped down on wood and coal-fired pizzas to help cut down carbon emissions. Mayor Eric Adams' Environmental department has quietly approved a plan that requires pizzerias and bakeries using decades-old wood- and coal-fired stoves to cut their smoky pollutants by 75 per cent. Over 130 businesses will be impacted by the new law which is set to take effect on April 27. Sky News host James Morrow expressed outrage over the new green mandate. “New York City is now going after pizza, is there any pleasure that normal people can take and enjoy that the elite will not go after,” Mr Morrow said.