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In CT's 2024 legislative session, where do climate bills stand? - Vimarsana News

In CT's 2024 legislative session, where do climate bills stand?

CT has four major climate bills awaiting legislative action this session. It’s anyone’s guess what will emerge to make it to a vote, or pass.

Emails show extent of influence on school construction projects - Vimarsana News

Emails show extent of influence on school construction projects

For nearly two years, officials at Connecticut’s school construction office attempted to direct millions of dollars in demolition and abatement work at local schools to a pair of hazardous material c...

Source: theday.com
Emails show CT officials' influence on school construction projects - Vimarsana News

Emails show CT officials' influence on school construction projects

The emails outline a campaign to give contracts for CT school hazmat projects to two companies without going through the normal bid process.

Building emissions in Connecticut contribute heavily to climate change - Vimarsana News

Building emissions in Connecticut contribute heavily to climate change

Building emissions are Connecticut's second-largest category of greenhouse gas emissions — and they're growing. Is the state addressing them?

Source: wshu.org
Building emissions are the climate change contributor you hadn't heard of — until now - Vimarsana News

Building emissions are the climate change contributor you hadn't heard of — until now

Connecticut's newly released updated Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory shows that for the first time, just the residential sector — never mind commercial and industrial buildings — has replaced the electric sector as the state’s second-largest emitter after transportation.