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Connecticut Fund for the Environment
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Clean mass transit is one of the fastest ways to reduce pollution, and CFE has made strides towards doubling bus ridership throughout Connecticut. In 2008, CFE convened and led the coalition that passed legislation to cap carbon emissions in Connecticut, setting some of the strictest standards in the nation. CFE is now working on implementation of the new law. | |
“Connecticut’s environmental problems are not only big, they can strike like lightning. Paul Newman and Newman’s Own Foundation’s contributions helped us set up our Rapid Response Fund, giving us the ability to fight environmental battles that affect us all by hitting hard and fast. This made an enormous difference. Their support also gave us the power of flexibility — an invaluable asset in an uncertain world.”
— Donald S. Strait, Executive Director, Connecticut Fund for the Environment
About Connecticut Fund for the Environment
The mission of Connecticut Fund for the Environment (CFE) is to protect and improve the land, air and water of Connecticut and Long Island Sound. CFE uses legal and scientific expertise and brings people together to achieve results that benefit our environment for current and future generations.
