Blue Plan: CT Legislature sets path Long Island Sound!
Save the Sound and The Nature Conservancy celebrate environmentally friendly and economically productive future
Category: Legislative
Connecticut Should Authorize Shared Solar and Determine the Value of Clean Energy
Media coverage of the burgeoning solar market—and subsequent utility backlash—has focused on states with abundant sunshine, where tensions between these forces are most evident.
CFE/Save the Sound goes to Washington: A Review
Tyler Archer, our fisheries program lead, hit DC last week to support Long Island Sound.
Sign on and share the sun!
A full-scale shared solar program would enable all of us to access clean energy
Long Island Sound region Senators release letter on Plum Island
Senators Blumenthal, Schumer, Murphy, and Gillibrand, make the argument that the repeal of the law makes even more sense today, now that the economic reasoning for the original law no longer does.
New York’s Clean Water Budget – A Chance to Fix Sewer Leaks Across the State
Towns around Long Island Sound and all over New York State are plagued with sewage leaks from aging wastewater infrastructure. The need is dire. In fact, 61 out of New York’s 62 counties have applied for state funding to help pay for badly-needed projects to protect public health and keep beaches open. The problem is, […]
Council on Environmental Quality on chopping block
Margaret Miner of Rivers Alliance walks us through the importance of CEQ before a public hearing on Monday, March 2.
Funding announced for CT Clean Water Fund and microgrid projects
The State Bonding Commission announced funding for clean water and microgrid projects around the state totaling $485.1 million.