Latest / News•Jan 02, 2020
Connecticut could be known for a modern transportation system, instead of asthma
A recent Acadia Center report shows that by capping transportation carbon dioxide emissions, auctioning allowances, and investing proceeds — much like Connecticut already does for power plants emissions — the state could generate $2.7 billion in auction proceeds through 2030. Reinvesting these funds across the state’s transportation system would generate 23,000 long-term jobs; $2.2 billion in new wages; $7 billion in new business sales; and $4.3 billion in other benefits, including reduced air pollution.
Read the full article from the Hartford Courant here.
Latest / News•Dec 22, 2020
Massachusetts drivers are starting to buy electric cars again
Latest / Press Releases•Dec 21, 2020
Acadia Center applauds Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island Governors for regional action to reduce tailpipe pollution.
Latest / Blog•Dec 17, 2020
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