Jan Ellen Spiegel / CTMirror.org
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday halted, at least temporarily, a Biden administration rule that would have helped moderate Connecticut’s longstanding summertime smog and other air quality problems.
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As many in Connecticut’s shoreline communities have already discovered, or may discover soon, homeowners insurance rates are increasing — by double digits year-over-year, in some cases. And what’s known as a “hurricane deductible,” once a rarity, is now close to ubiquitous.
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There are approximately 4,800 dams in Connecticut. Based on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers information, that’s believed to be the highest number of dams per 100 river miles of any state in the nation.
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Connecticut's difficult quest to reach a 10 cent bottle deposit.
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Republican Bob Stefanowski’s positions on climate and environment are less clear.
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Climate change-induced health impacts are gaining traction as a primary concern.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency does not have the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, a decision aimed at those power plants running on coal.
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Officials believe solving the food waste issue is the linchpin to Connecticut’s waste disposal crisis
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DEEP Commissioner is excited about what the legislature is advancing in terms of clean transportation, clean energy, solar, carbon free electric grid.