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Save the Sound, Soundkeeper, and Conservation Law Foundation File Eight Clean Water Act Citizen Suits

Last week, we, along with Soundkeeper and the Conservation Law Foundation, announced that we filed lawsuits against eight Connecticut companies who are allegedly violating the Clean Water Act by illegally polluting Connecticut rivers and Long Island Sound. Stormwater runoff is the fastest growing threat to clean water in Connecticut and industrial sites discharge some of […]

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Long Island Sound: A World Class Fishery

Long Island Sound has always supported a rich variety of recreational fishing opportunities. From tasty summer flounder and tautog to aggressive bluefish, the Sound offers worthy options for both shore and boat anglers. Over the last few years, however, this fine estuary has become particularly known far and wide as a world-class striped bass fishery. […]

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West River Tidal Marsh Restoration Project Celebrated

This past weekend, Save the Sound celebrated the completion of its West River Tidal Marsh Restoration Project in New Haven with a large group of elected officials and local advocates. Present at the event were Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Conservation and Management for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Eric Schwaab, Congresswoman […]

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Congressman Himes: Long Island Sound Needs Our Support

The Long Island Sound needs our support, and we need the Long Island Sound to thrive. At a time when environmental protections are under attack, we must be especially conscious of our responsibility to protect the Sound. I see the value of the Sound every day and in many different places. Recently, I visited two […]

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Kip Bergstrom: Connecticut and our coastline – still revolutionary

Connecticut recently announced a new marketing campaign, “still revolutionary.”   The campaign proudly nods to the state’s historic past, but most importantly, seeks to highlight and remind us of all the revolutionary ideas, people and places that are very much a part of Connecticut’s culture today.  The Long Island Sound is one of those places. Unlike […]

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Congressman Murphy: Entire State is Linked to the Sound, Shoreline and Inland

I have the pleasure of representing Connecticut’s Fifth District in Congress – among the state’s five districts, it’s one of only two that don’t border the Long Island Sound itself. Of course, that doesn’t mean my part of the state isn’t inextricably linked to the Sound in a thousand ways both large and small. Our […]

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Senator Lieberman: Keep the Sound a National Treasure

As my time in the Senate comes to a close, I often reflect on the great experiences and occasional achievements I have enjoyed while representing the great State of Connecticut.  When so much of our work in Congress is based on questions that are urgent, it is especially meaningful to have contributed to preserving something […]

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Senator Blumenthal: Citizen Activism Crucial to the Sound

Some of my earliest memories are of summer days spent by the Sound, and evenings of barbecues, fireworks and theater. The powerful beauty and significance of this precious natural resource inspire us to protect and preserve it. In the fights I’ve waged against those who would harm the Sound, I have learned a significant fact […]

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