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Brooklyn residents and elected officials rallied for the New York HEAT Act on Friday.

The act promises to lower energy bills for New York residents, while also bringing measures to end the use of fossil fuels.

Advocates in favor of the act also say it will bring new clean energy jobs to the city and reduce pollution.