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TCI is not back this session, but there is a comprehensive climate and transportation bill — SB4 — that would start several large clean transportation programs
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Connecticut will borrow almost $1 billion to pay for economic development and revitalization around the state.
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A study from Brown University shows most legislation proposed over the last decade that would keep Connecticut on track to take action on climate change was derailed by lobbyists from the energy industry.
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He decided to ditch TCI because of the record price of gas at the pump, which is at a seven-year high.
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Lawmakers in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts behind the multi-state Transportation and Climate Initiative want residents to rally support to…
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If Congress passes President Biden’s federal infrastructure bill this week, it could encourage Connecticut lawmakers to take up the Transportation and…
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Environmental advocates said they are disappointed Connecticut lawmakers didn’t put the Transportation Climate Initiative on the agenda for a special…
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Connecticut has reduced greenhouse gas emissions from electricity generation, but emissions from transportation and buildings are up. That’s according to…
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Connecticut Passes On Joining Regional Climate Initiative, But Lamont Confident It Will Happen LaterConnecticut lawmakers did not consider the multi-state Transportation and Climate Initiative plan this year. But Governor Ned Lamont said he’s optimistic…
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Connecticut lawmakers said they’ve dropped plans to pursue a multistate climate initiative in this year’s budget. But advocates said they’re still pushing…