Episode #6: Shared Solar in Connecticut This episode discusses recommendations from the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering’s 2015 study on shared clean energy facilities, with an emphasis on shared solar. Approximately 80% of Connecticut residents cannot install solar panels on their roofs—because they rent, or because their roofs are too shady or otherwise unsuitable. […]
New steering committee will tackle climate goals for state up to 2050
Grant from EPA will help communities from New Rochelle to Greenwich study their waters
Events around the region mark the 45th anniversary of the day celebrating our planet
Senators Blumenthal, Schumer, Murphy, and Gillibrand, make the argument that the repeal of the law makes even more sense today, now that the economic reasoning for the original law no longer does.
Episode #5: The History of Earth Day (plus, Earth Day Events in CT!) It’s spring, and Earth Day is just around the corner! In this episode, learn about the history of Earth Day and find out where you can go to celebrate Earth Day 2015 in Connecticut. [archiveorg KeepingItGreen105 width=640 height=140 frameborder=0 webkitallowfullscreen=true mozallowfullscreen=true] Sources […]
Every time we shop, we vote for what kind of world we want to live in. Use your dollars to support products, services, and companies that make this world a better place. Being an eco-consumer takes a bit of effort, but hopefully these guides and tips will help you do just that.
Murphy, Esty, Malloy, Wyman, Redeker, and Advocates Stand Up for Transportation
