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Coastal News Today | CT - Gov Signs Climate Change Bill to Protect Coastal Communities

The effects of climate change are already being felt in Connecticut. By the year 2050, experts say further impacts are unavoidable. It is going to be warmer, the water is going to be higher, it is going to cause flooding more frequently along the shoreline, explained James O Donnell, the executive director of the Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaption. And it is going to create a lot of costs. The state of Connecticut is trying to plan for those costs. Tuesday morning Gov. Ned Lamont signed into law an act concerning climate change adaptation. The bill focuses on how Connecticut is investing in climate change resilience projects as the state prepares to address the impacts of climate change.

Gov Lamont signs new climate change law

Gov. Lamont signs new climate change law The legislation offers communities the chance to apply for $30 million in state grants to get their climate change initiatives off the ground. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 7:32 PM EDT July 6, 2021 GUILFORD, Conn. Gov. Ned Lamont was in Guilford Tuesday to sign climate change legislation that increases the ability of Connecticut’s communities to transition from planning climate change adaptation and resilience projects to actually implementing them. Guilford s Jacob s Beach was the spot for the bill signing which was witnessed by multiple lawmakers and environmentalists. The legislation offers communities the chance to apply for $30 million in state grants to get their climate change initiatives off the ground. Every dollar of state bonding used will trigger three to four dollars of federal money.

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