Council on Environmental Quality on chopping block
Margaret Miner of Rivers Alliance walks us through the importance of CEQ before a public hearing on Monday, March 2.
Our Blog: Green Cities, Blue Waters
A Letter from Curt Johnson, Executive Director of CFE’s Save the Sound program
I’m proud to say CFE/Save the Sound is pushing the envelope to save Long Island Sound from the combined scourges of excess nitrogen and localized ocean acidification.
Press Release: Governor’s budget invests in infrastructure for transportation and clean water
Funding for 30-year transportation plan, clean water positions Connecticut for future success
No one comes here to eat a chicken sandwich
Ocean acidification puts Lobsters and Crabs at risk.
Resiliency & Restoration at Sunken Meadow Park (Part II)
Based on our successful efforts at Sunken Meadow State Park following Superstorm Sandy, we have been awarded a resiliency grant to better protect the park from future severe storms while implementing its Master Plan.
Keeping It Green Ep. 3 – Draft 2014 Integrated Resource Plan
Episode #3: Draft 2014 Integrated Resource Plan This episode provides an overview of the Draft 2014 Integrated Resource Plan for Connecticut, which the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection issued on December 11, 2014. The plan assesses Connecticut’s future electric needs and develops recommendations for how we can meet those needs. The episode focuses […]
Save the Sound Petitions EPA to Slash Nitrogen Pollution in Sound
This morning, we filed a petition with the EPA requesting a new or revised legally enforceable plan to identify and reduce the biggest remaining sources of nitrogen pollution harming Long Island Sound.
Resiliency & Restoration at Sunken Meadow Park (Part I)
This spring, Save the Sound will begin work on our biggest habitat project yet: bringing abundant wildlife and eco-conscious tourists & students to a thriving marsh, river, and coastal park.