Our Energy & Environment Coverage
Stories about environmental legislation, energy, coastal resilience, pollution, land use, and climate change’s impacts on Connecticut.
In an election year, CT’s electricity prices are falling
From June 2025 to June 2026, electricity bills dropped by 10.6% in CT, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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CT tick populations are growing. Here’s what to know.
Some tick species are now active year round in Connecticut. Here’s what to know about the critters and how to stay safe.
A dam owner drained this secluded pond. DEEP wants it restored
Wright Investors Service Holdings conducted a drawdown of the pond after it found the dam it owns was leaking. CT wants the company to fix it.
Judge blocks NY ‘climate Superfund’ law as other states watch closely
While legal battle is far from over, the ruling could give pause to states, including CT, that are considering similar legislation.
A Roxbury couple welcomed hikers, for a fee. The town said, ‘No.’
The couple threatened legal action against Roxbury after being told zoning rules prohibit them from opening their 50-acre property to hikers.
Shark populations ‘increasing slowly’ in Long Island Sound, CT biologist says
Certain shark species native to Long Island Sound are increasing in population, according to CT’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
CT officials fear Dominion-NextEra merger could raise electric costs
The proposed merger between NextEra and Dominion would create the world’s largest regulated electric utility. CT has concerns.
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