Transportation Climate Initiative proponents rallied outside the state Capitol Friday to encourage lawmakers to pass legislation that would create a carbon cap on transportation emissions. It will ...

There was no shortage of irony in the timing of Friday’s declaration by Gov. Ned Lamont that the Transportation and Climate Initiative, otherwise known as TCI, would no longer be included in his ...

After several years of failure in the Connecticut General Assembly to pass significant climate-related legislation, advocates believe this time could be different. At a press briefing this week out… ...

After several high-profile failures, state lawmakers in the most recent session took some of their most significant actions in years to shift Connecticut’s trajectory on its climate change goals.

There could be lessons for CT in the region and beyond for innovative ways to tackle climate change from energy and emissions standpoints.

Standing in the 90-plus degree heat on Friday, state leaders and Governor Ned Lamont celebrated Connecticut’s Clean Air Act.

We discuss climate resiliency in a moment when green energy investment isn’t a top priority. With energy bills being so high for Connecticut residents and an administration in Washington that ...

The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced the implementation of its annual Drive Less Connecticut Climate Challenge, which launched on Earth Day and runs through May 31. Connecticut ...

Connecticut doesn’t have as many ambitious climate initiatives on the books as some of its neighbors like Massachusetts and New York, so there’s less for the Trump administration to go after.

The Inflation Reduction Act provides a generational opportunity for Connecticut to leapfrog ahead with GHG reductions, clean power and energy efficiency.

Gov. Ned Lamont's administration is looking to phase out the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035, in sync with a coalition of other states that have pledged to hasten the transition to electric vehicles.