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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 Dialog: 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.

Please click below to view the 2004 stakeholder 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

Public Comment

• Public Comment 1
• Public Comment 2
• Public Comment 3
• Public Comment 4
• Public Comment 5

CT Stakeholder Recommendations

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

Background Information

2003 CT Climate Change Stakeholder Dialogue - this link provides a list of participants, multi-sector resources, working group schedules and meeting notes, and public comments.