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A new Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) report shows Connecticut continues to fall behind on its emissions goals. The report indicates...

Under a bill headed to Connecticut legislators this week, towns and cities could decide individually whether to ban the sale of nips, those tiny bottles of liquor that fit in pockets and are often tos...

CT should set a net-zero by 2050 emissions target and individual sector-specific targets to ensure we progress towards our reduction goals.

Now that Connecticut's 5-cent tax on tiny "nip" liquor bottles has done little to remove their litter from streets and roadsides, state Rep. Joseph Gresko, D-Stratford, plans to propose legislation t...

There are new changes on the way for bottle and can deposits in Connecticut. “I think overall it is great for recycling,” Bottle and Can Return Center owner...

There are new changes on the way for bottle and can deposits in Connecticut. “I think overall it is great for recycling,” Bottle and Can Return Center owner...

CT environmental officials look into potential violations after horseshoe crabs crushed on Bridgeports Seaside Park beach.

The grant will allow the community centers after school program to double its capacity, as well as expand food pantry and summer program offerings.

“I’m finding that the problem is even larger than I thought it was,” said Bristol’s Cynthia Chesky. Mini liquor bottles are creating a problem in town....

Hartford ― A bill being considered in the General Assembly would create a working group to study strategies for restoring ecologically important eelgrass along the shoreline. “Eelgrass is an importan...