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Publications "Environmental Quality in Connecticut" (Annual Reports) Environmental Quality in Connecticut -- 2008 (released 4/30/09) 2007 2007, Part 2: Checklist of Recommended Legislation to Remedy Connecticut's Biggest Environmental Deficiencies (January 2009) (PDF, 203 KB) 2006 2005 (PDF, 767KB) 2004 (PDF, 487KB) 2003 (PDF, 445KB) 2002 (PDF, 843KB) 2001 (PDF, 3.23MB) 2000 (PDF, 912KB) 1999 (PDF, 1650KB) 1998 (PDF, 669KB) Special Reports and Miscellaneous Publications CEQ Recommendations for Modernizing the Connecticut Environmental Policy Act Preserved and Forgotten: DOT Scenic Lands and Their Protection (PDF, 100KB) Swamped: Cities, Towns, the Connecticut DEP and the Conservation of Inland Wetlands (PDF, 335KB) Supporting Documentation for Swamped (PDF, 384KB) Dreams Deferred? An Assessment of the Cost of Attaining Connecticut's Goals for State Parks and Environmental Protection (PDF, 387KB) Preserved But Not Protected: The Damage to Connecticut's Preserved Lands from Boundary Encroachments, Illegal Tree Cutting, ATVs, and Other Assaults (PDF, 399KB) Great Infestations: Connecticut's Response to Green Invaders, Short Version (4 pages) (PDF, 391KB) Great Infestations: Connecticut's Response to Green Invaders, Long Version (15 pages) (PDF, 360KB) Eat. Drink. Be Wary? Preventing Needless Exposure to Toxic Chemicals in Connecticut (PDF, 188KB) Press Releases Looking for the monthly news releases for the Indicator of the Month? Please see the IOTM Archives Page. July 20, 2009 - Special CEQ Report: Connecticut can Rediscover and Protect the Scenic Lands It Bought 40 Years Ago April 30, 2009 - Connecticut's Environment in 2008: Many Clear Improvements; Some New Strategies Needed October 3, 2008 - Special CEQ Report on State's Inland Wetlands Applauds Successes, But Says Some Towns Should Do More June 25, 2008 - Annual Environmental Report: A Typical Year of Mixed Results March 6, 2008 - CEQ Outlines Financial Commitment Required to Meet State’s Environmental Goals June 28, 2007 - Annual Environmental Report: Connecticut's Environmental Progress is Stalling June 28, 2006 - Annual Environmental Report: Data Show that Connecticut Needs to Step Up Environmental Efforts February 8, 2006 - Council on Environmental Quality to hold public forum in Simsbury on February 22 December 20, 2005 - Council on Environmental Quality Says Preserved Lands Are Being Damaged by Illegal Activities July 27, 2005 - Annual Environmental Report: Improvements to Air and Long Island Sound in 2004; Long-Term Progress is Slow July 28, 2004 - Annual Environmental Report: Future of Connecticut's Air, Water, and Wildlife Depends on Better Management and Conservation of Land July 23, 2003 - Council on Environmental Quality Lauds Open Space Accomplishments and Invasive Species Act; Expresses Caution on Air Quality (Press Release includes report highlights) April 22, 2002 - Invasive Species Command Connecticut's Attention, says State Council on Environmental Quality Environmental Monitor The Environmental Monitor is an on-line publication where all Connecticut state agencies post information about their own proposed construction projects, grants for development projects, or other activities that might have a significant environmental impact. The Council publishes the Environmental Monitor twice monthly. The Adobe Reader is necessary to view and print Adobe Acrobat documents. To download the free software, click on the Get Acrobat button. This link will also provide information and instructions for downloading and installing the reader. {Button - Get Adobe Reader} Download the free Acrobat Reader! Access.Adobe is a tool that allows blind and visually impaired users to read any documents in Adobe PDF format. For more information, go to Welcome to Access.Adobe.Com Copyright 2002, Connecticut Council on Environmental Quality Content Last Modified on 11/2/2009 3:20:35 PM

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