The Connecticut River still suffers from habitat loss, water pollution, disconnection and undersized road stream crossings challenging fish and other wildlife.

Mass incarceration of people of color, prison conditions, polluted water, an increase in the use of isolation are just some of the reason for prison reform including in Connecticut.

Once abundant in Connecticut’s forests, just 100 moose currently live in Connecticut who are under threat from habitat loss and the climate crisis.

Federal law requires the repatriation of human remains yet at least five major institutions in Connecticut including Yale have failed to do it.

Roughly 85% of Connecticut homes burn fossil fuels for heating with oil, methane, and propane combined.