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But the mandate has also prompted a flurry of lawsuits across the state, brought by nurses and others who are seeking exemptions. In courtrooms from Manhattan to Utica, judges are weighing whether to carve out exemptions that would cover thousands — or even tens of thousands — of health care workers. If courts order such relief, hospitals and nursing homes could be more vulnerable to coronavirus outbreaks, health care officials say. Alternately, if the mandate is upheld and health care providers fire significant numbers of unvaccinated workers, some hospitals and nursing homes could face staff shortages — although, so far, industry officials say that most seem able to handle limited job losses . Religious freedom is a leading argument against the mandate. Several of the suits accuse New York of violating religious freedom by not allowing exemptions on religious grounds. These suits have mostly been brought on behalf of Christian health care workers who say their faith-based opposition to abortion requires them to abstain from receiving a Covid-19 vaccine. Cell lines derived from fetuses aborted decades ago were used in the development or production or testing of the vaccines. Many religious authorities have encouraged vaccination. (Pope Francis, for instance, has called getting vaccinated “an act of love,” and the Vatican has said it “ is morally acceptable ” to receive Covid-19 vaccines that have some link to fetal tissue.) Despite that, health care workers involved in suits in New York have said receiving the vaccine would violate their religious beliefs against abortion.

It shows the rapidly changing politics of climate official site action and the impact of plummeting clean energy prices. Just a few years ago, laws requiring a fossil-free power sector were considered a pipe dream, even among the greenest states on the coasts. This rapid shift towards climate action and clean energy is as unprecedented as it is necessary. We’re more aware that we are seeing the impacts of climate change rage around us, in real time. Climate change is no longer something we imagine in the distant future or as something that impacts far-away people. It is in our feeds and on the news every day. It is in our backyards, and Illinois is no exception. This summer in Chicago was among the hottest on record, with record heat and severe drought across Northern Illinois harming farmers and echoing costly droughts in 2012 that were “almost certainly” driven by climate change. The Metro East area in southern Illinois set temperature records as well this year.