John, Governor Lamont signed a new law last week to prevent flooding in Connecticut, expand environmental infrastructure projects, and empower towns to fight the climate crisis.

As Governor Lamont told state legislators, “I really believe in 50 years, people are going to remember this as one of the most important bills you passed this year.”

But this is just the beginning — the climate crisis demands transformative action from all levels of government, and Connecticut Democrats are focused on ensuring that happens here in our state.

Will you take our survey to share your thoughts on what Connecticut should be doing to address the climate crisis? This crisis affects all of us, and your feedback is incredibly important to us:

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Scientists have predicted that unless we take immediate action to drastically reduce carbon emissions we’ll face a global climate catastrophe in the coming decades.

Already this summer we’ve seen record heat waves in every corner of the globe. John, the climate crisis is here, and the time to act is now.

Please answer our survey to let us know what you think Connecticut must do to help stop the climate crisis.

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Connecticut Democrats