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2004 Connecticut Stakeholder Recommendations

Between April and December 2003, nearly 100 organizations, including businesses, non-profit organizations, state and local government agencies and academic institutions, worked together to develop a set of recommended actions to reduce Connecticut's emissions of greenhouse gases.

These actions are represented in the January 2004 report: Connecticut Climate Change Stakeholders Dialogue: Recommendations to the Governor's Steering Committee. The 2004 report provided a foundation for the Climate Change Action Plan 2005 and continuing opportunities for public input on reducing the state's greenhouse gas emissions.

2004 CT Climate Change Stakeholder Dialogue Report

• Cover Page
• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1: History of Connecticut Climate Actions
• Chapter 2: Dialogue and Policy Recommendation Process
• Chapter 3: Summary: Policy Recommendations
• Chapter 3.1: Transportation and Land Use
• Chapter 3.2: Residential, Commercial, and Industrial
• Chapter 3.3: Electricity
• Chapter 3.4 Agriculture, Forestry, and Waste
• Chapter 4: Climate Change Education and Outreach
• Chapter 5: Greenhouse Gas Reporting and Registry
• Appendix

Priority List of CT Stakeholder Recommendations

Click here to view the 38 initial actions endorsed by the Governor

Background Information

Please click below to view background documents related to the 2003 CT Climate Change Stakeholder Dialogue

• CT GHG Emissions Baseline: Methods and General Uses, April 2003
• Assumptions for CT Analysis: Reference Case, October 2003
• Public Comment 1
• Public Comment 2
• Public Comment 3
• Public Comment 4
• Public Comment 5