CTLCV Board member David Anderson will be nagwagging in Norwich tonight, advocating for cost-savings through clean energy and reducing consumption through efficiency measures.
After all, the cleanest kilowatt is one you don’t have to produce. Read more at Norwich: City Council to consider Cool Cities - Norwich, CT - Norwich Bulletin.
Bipartisan advocates for smart, sustainable environmental policies in Connecticut
Monday, November 17, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
CT LCV Legislative Scorecard on the Environment
Congratulations on a great scorecard presentation!
The only complaint seems to be from Democrats who got a lower score because they voted against the Governor's excellent plan to enhance and reveal the beauty of our beautiful state by removing commercial bill boards from State-owned properties.
Just because a good idea comes from the other side of the aisle doesn't mean that CTLCV won't score it!
Too often, it seems that Democrats have been making the important proposals for a better environment. CTLCV has been criticized for being too partisan, endorsing far more
Democrats than Republicans over the years. The sad truth is that in general Republicanx have not scored as well on important environemtal issues.
Scoring the billboard vote proves that good ideas will be supported by the environmental community no matter where they come from. Every legislator with good ideas to improve CT's environment is encouraged by CTLCV to bring them up, and to get recognition for a job well done.
Clean water, clean air and beautiful vistas don't have an R or a D attached!
David
The only complaint seems to be from Democrats who got a lower score because they voted against the Governor's excellent plan to enhance and reveal the beauty of our beautiful state by removing commercial bill boards from State-owned properties.
Just because a good idea comes from the other side of the aisle doesn't mean that CTLCV won't score it!
Too often, it seems that Democrats have been making the important proposals for a better environment. CTLCV has been criticized for being too partisan, endorsing far more
Democrats than Republicans over the years. The sad truth is that in general Republicanx have not scored as well on important environemtal issues.
Scoring the billboard vote proves that good ideas will be supported by the environmental community no matter where they come from. Every legislator with good ideas to improve CT's environment is encouraged by CTLCV to bring them up, and to get recognition for a job well done.
Clean water, clean air and beautiful vistas don't have an R or a D attached!
David
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Save the Date: Annual Environmental Summit on Dec. 10
Save the Date! CTLCV's Annual Environmental Summit is coming up on Wednesday, December 10, 2008, from 8:30 to 1:30 at the Boathouse in Hartford's Riverfront Park.
This is the event for advocates and legislators to connect on the environmental issues to be tackled in the upcoming legislative session.
This year’s conference will focus on linking environmental sustainability with economic development, innovation, and investment.
We're pulling together a diverse panel of high level experts you won't want to miss. Stay tuned for more details!
To RSVP, send a message to ctlcv@ctlcv.org with "RSVP" in the subject line, along with your name and organization in the body of the message.
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