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• Earth Day's legacy

  There's less coal being burned for power, both in Connecticut and the Midwest, because of advancing technology and the economies of cleaner natural gas; and the state joined in lawsuits on regional air quality that led to multi-state agreements... more »

  Ken Dixon, STAFF WRITER 4 months ago

  water | rivers | litigation | laws | gardening

• Think green Go green Think green Go green

  To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the Energy Efficiency Fund and Connecticut Light & Power are sponsoring an Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 17 at Stepping Stones Museum for Children, Matthews Park, 303 West Ave.... more »

  4 months ago

  children | endangered species | family | cinema

• Manicured lawns may look good, but alternatives abound

  "People do lawns because they've never thought of doing anything else," said Jean Cronauer, executive director of Connecticut's Northwest Conservation District, which serves the Danbury region and which recently sponsored a symposium on the whole... more »

  News-Times, The (Danbury, CT) 4.16.05 8:00 PM

  plant | nature | wildlife | parks | fertiliser | arable farming