Let the free market decide on EVs—not the government
Arguments for wind and solar would go much further if in the process they included an expansion of nuclear power.
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Higher education has a duty to help solve CT’s labor shortage
Though the unemployment rate (3.6%) is the lowest since February 2002, and only slightly higher than the national average (3.5%), the Connecticut labor shortage is described in the report as the “greatest threat to the state’s economic prospects.”
Emperor Lamont has no economic clothes
As an economist, I’ve grown increasingly concerned that Gov. Ned Lamont and his budgetary mouthpiece John Beckham suffer from a shared delusion about what is happening in Connecticut. Do they even look at actual data about what matters for our taxpayers? It isn’t that hard. Just recently, the U.S. Census Bureau pointed out that Connecticut…
Patients before insurance company profits
Consumers cannot continue to bear the increasing cost of profits for health insurance companies in an inefficient system while struggling to obtain vital health care.
Let’s end hate in Connecticut
The following is adapted from an address that was to be delivered Sept. 9 in Willimantic’s Memorial Park as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approached. Let’s have no hate, no violence, not in our hearts, homes, or communities. We have a common concern about the growing hate and threats of violence in both our community…
CT needs clean cars and trucks
Gov. Ned Lamont, DEEP and the General Assembly must put the health of our community and climate first and move swiftly to adopt both the ACT and ACC II.
Last year’s school funding win was only the beginning. Here’s what CT needs to do now.
The evidence is clear, if the money is put into the proper programming, public schools across the state could improve.
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