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Author: Jan Ellen Spiegel

CT has big plans for tackling climate change. Now it has to make them happen.
February 9, 2021

CT has big plans for tackling climate change. Now it has to make them happen.

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
A shocker in the plan to finally update residential solar rates: No complaints
January 29, 2021

A shocker in the plan to finally update residential solar rates: No complaints

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Lamont: ‘I don’t want to build Killingly’ Energy Center
January 19, 2021

Lamont: ‘I don’t want to build Killingly’ Energy Center

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Food could hold the key to fixing the state’s waste disposal problems
January 11, 2021

Food could hold the key to fixing the state’s waste disposal problems

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Best of 2020: CT keeps losing power when storms strike. But that doesn’t have to happen.
December 30, 2020

Best of 2020: CT keeps losing power when storms strike. But that doesn’t have to happen.

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
CT signs on to regional plan to cut transportation emissions
December 21, 2020

CT signs on to regional plan to cut transportation emissions

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
‘Everything related to the environment is at stake’
October 30, 2020

‘Everything related to the environment is at stake’

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Energy bill takes on storm response and grid reform challenges
September 30, 2020

Energy bill takes on storm response and grid reform challenges

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Tong takes on ExxonMobil over climate change
September 14, 2020

Tong takes on ExxonMobil over climate change

by Jan Ellen Spiegel and Mark Pazniokas
CT keeps losing power when storms strike. But that doesn’t have to happen.
August 27, 2020

CT keeps losing power when storms strike. But that doesn’t have to happen.

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Where Connecticut, COVID, climate change and critters intersect
August 19, 2020

Where Connecticut, COVID, climate change and critters intersect

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Never let a good crisis go to waste
July 14, 2020

Never let a good crisis go to waste

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Connecticut public schools are out, but their kitchens are busier than ever
May 26, 2020

Connecticut public schools are out, but their kitchens are busier than ever

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Summer at state parks in the time of COVID: Less parking, no volleyball, but probably lifeguards
May 13, 2020

Summer at state parks in the time of COVID: Less parking, no volleyball, but probably lifeguards

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Coronavirus is breaking the food supply chain
April 23, 2020

Coronavirus is breaking the food supply chain

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
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