John Moritz
Energy and Environment Journalist at Connecticut Post
New Havener. Politics writer for @insider_CT. 🗞️ 🌅 Previously at @ArkansasOnline
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1 week ago |
courant.com | Mark Pazniokas |John Moritz
Reconfiguring the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority as a quasi-public agency, a move considered for the sole purpose of giving a state senator a promised job, is off the table for the remainder of the 2025 legislative session and faces stiff opposition if attempted in 2026. Senate President Pro Tem Martin M.
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1 week ago |
ctmirror.org | Mark Pazniokas |John Moritz
Reconfiguring the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority as a quasi-public agency, a move considered for the sole purpose of giving a state senator a promised job, is off the table for the remainder of the 2025 legislative session and faces stiff opposition if attempted in 2026. Senate President Pro Tem Martin M.
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1 week ago |
hartfordbusiness.com | Mark Pazniokas |John Moritz
Reconfiguring the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority as a quasi-public agency, a move considered for the sole purpose of giving a state senator a promised job, is off the table for the remainder of the 2025 legislative session and faces stiff opposition if attempted in 2026. Senate President Pro Tem Martin M.
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1 week ago |
ctpublic.org | John Moritz
Published May 2, 2025 at 1:17 PM EDT A plan to set Connecticut on a course toward achieving net zero carbon emissions throughout the economy by 2050 was approved by House lawmakers on Thursday, giving hope to climate advocates for one of their top legislative priorities. The legislation, House Bill 5004, would strengthen the state’s existing carbon-reduction goals and create a new “Clean Economy Council” to develop strategies and policies to help meet those targets.
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1 week ago |
courant.com | John Moritz
A plan to set Connecticut on a course toward achieving net zero carbon emissions throughout the economy by 2050 was approved by House lawmakers, giving hope to climate advocates for one of their top legislative priorities. The legislation, House Bill 5004, would strengthen the state’s existing carbon-reduction goals and create a new “Clean Economy Council” to develop strategies and policies to help meet those targets.
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