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A proposal to study how data centers affect CT's electric grid is drawing opposition from some who say it would delay critical development.
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The bill would ban all second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides — a rodent poison meant to kill mice and rats that can also hurt birds.
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State Representative Joseph Gresko, who chairs the Environment Committee, said he will introduce a bill that would allow Connecticut towns and cities to decide whether or not their liquor stores sell mini liquor bottles, also known as "nips."
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The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters has scored the state's lawmakers on environmental issues, based on their votes in the 2023 legislative session.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has responded to the two-year budget proposals passed by Democrats in the Appropriations and Finance committees this week.
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With most committee work in the Connecticut General Assembly done for the year, members of the bipartisan women’s caucus are celebrating 10 of their bills that are being considered for floor votes.
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Connecticut’s first ever healthcare cost growth report shows that the state’s healthcare spending exceeds the benchmark set by Democratic Governor Ned Lamont.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s controversial waste recycling bill has won the approval of a key legislative committee. The Environment Committee voted mainly along party lines to advance the measure.
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Representative Treneé McGee, a Democrat opposed to abortion, is the only party-endorsed state legislative incumbent facing a primary in Connecticut.
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2020 is behind us. And the new year has just begun. So what will 2021 bring us? First up, the state legislatures for Connecticut and New York started…