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Gov. Ned Lamont wants to increase recycling and radically overhaul how and where CT waste is disposed. Industry officials aren’t so sure.
State wildlife officials reported 67 home break-ins statewide in 2022, a record number that wildly outpaces annual numbers from the previous five years.
Over 40 groups are asking Governor Ned Lamont and the General Assembly to create a stronger environmental justice law in the state.
Over 40 groups are asking Governor Ned Lamont and the General Assembly to create a stronger environmental justice law in the state.
In any given Connecticut legislative session, the Energy and Technology and Environment Committees wrestle with some of the most intractable, complex and downright hard-to-understand problems on, well, the planet. You know — climate change, energy, environmental justice — things like that. This year, add one more item to that list — bears. The reality is there are a whole lot more black bears in the state than there used to be and, after one attacked a 10-year-old in Morris, figuring out what to do about them has catapulted to a top priority.