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Connecticut DEEP Anticipates ‘Tidal Wave’ of Federal Funding
Apr 25, 2021 | Jennifer Delony
Passage of the pending climate change adaptation bill will help Connecticut tap into future federal infrastructure funding.
ConnecticutImpact & AdaptationState and Local PolicyTransportation Decarbonization
Keywordscarbon emissionsConnecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP)Connecticut Green Bank (CT GB)Connecticut House of Representatives (CT House)Connecticut Senate (CT Senate)Electric vehicles (EVs)sea level rise (SLR)Transportation and Climate Initiative Program (TCI-P)
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