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Together with our members and partners, we will continue to make history and work tirelessly to ensure that green collar jobs are family-sustaining jobs. By joining the Roundtable, members enjoy access to the power of our network through intersectional education and collective action.
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Transit Equity Advocates To Host Press Conference In Honor Of Rosa Parks And Transit Equity Day 2024 Join the Connecticut Roundtable On Climate and Jobs
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The Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) regulation requires vehicle manufacturers to sell an increasing percentage of new zero-emission light-duty vehicles starting in 2026, reaching
A committee within Connecticut’s state legislature is considering two policies that would address emissions from transportation, which is the most climate-damaging sector in the state. One would
Despite the overwhelming scientific evidence supporting the reality of climate change, there are still individuals who deny its existence or downplay its severity. Many climate
The public hearing for SB 961, An Act Concerning Carbon Free and Healthy Schools is scheduled for Wednesday, February 15, 2023. We encourage everyone to
BILL SUMMARY: AN ACT CONCERNING CARBON-FREE AND HEALTHY SCHOOLS Net-Zero Schools Requirement for net-zero construction of new schools and major renovations Applications for state school
The Environment Committee is holding a public hearing next Wed. 2/15 on SB 961 the Carbon-Free and Healthy Schools Act. See how you can support
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONNECTICUT GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO CONSIDER CARBON FREE & HEALTHY SCHOOLS LEGISLATION PROPOSED BY CONNECTICUT ROUNDTABLE ON CLIMATE AND JOBS February 8, 2023
1 February 2023 Dear Governor Ned Lamont, House Speaker Matthew Ritter, House Majority Leader Jason Rojas, Transportation Committee Co-Chairs Rep. Roland Lemar and Sen. Christine
CRCJ is growing! We have a new position for which we are recruiting and encourage all to apply whose qualifications and experiences align with the
CT Roundtable on Climate and Jobs (CRCJ) is seeking a part-time intern for our Carbon Free & Healthy Schools campaign for the Spring 2023 semester.
We will release our 2022 Annual Report on December 30, 2022. This year’s report will feature reports from the members of our executive committee and
Dr. Mary Donegan will be speaking about how “the best transportation policy needs good labor protections.” A day of discussion on making our modes of
From CRCJ Executive Director, Aziz Dehkan: As the Executive Director of the Connecticut Roundtable on Climate and Jobs, I am proud of the work we
APPLY TO BE A JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERWHO YOU AREAn 11th or 12th-grade student interested in climate change and environmental justiceWHAT YOU’LL GAIN● A front-row seat
One of the benefits of CRCJ membership is that you are invited to events held specifically for our members to network and share their work
A Bridgeport Carbon Free & Healthy Schools (CFHS) Steering Committee studied the potential foreconomic and social impacts of Carbon Free & Healthy Schools on the
The Bridgeport Carbon Free & Healthy Schools Steering Committee will formally launch its campaign at the 2022 Bridgeport School Volunteer Day. The Fairfield County Building
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