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Feel free to post any questions here as we go through the presentations.

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ZEV = zero emission vehicle

26:24
MOU = memorandum of understanding, a document detailing what signers are going to work on together regarding the transportation and climate initiative program

28:07
Will the resources collected be available for all alternative fuels or just electrification?

30:08
questions welcome

32:01
When will CT help actively to promote hydrogen-powered vehicles?

33:31
RGGI (pronounced "reggi") - regional greenhouse gas initiative capping and reducing emissions from power sector

34:05
As the expected revenue increases year on year, and fuel usage should decrease, how does the per gallon cost remain close to flat and even unchanged some years? Won't the per gallon cost, passed on to consumers, have to increase more steeply than shown on the chart?

34:22
What is the rationale behind removing allowances if prices fall too low?

35:14
What are some examples of suppliers that will be purchasing the allowances?

38:24
How to ensure engagement with populations/groups not typically at the table to make decisions on investment opportunities?

41:00
Again MOU is the memorandum of understanding signed by Massachusetts, CT, RI and District of Columbia. Legislation is introduced to authorize the program in Connecticut.

41:48
We need to approve the sale of electric vehicles in CT summers have a choice

42:22
We will take questions at the end of both presentations at the end of Dr. Mitchell's presentation.

42:34
Please enter questions here.

42:48
Fueling stations located off our interstates only have 2 -3 cents profit on diesel fuel and could not afford an increase of 5 cents. All national truck fleets would pass by CT to purchase fuel and CT would lose tax income ,business and jobs.

46:48
PM = particulate matter

47:07
Can we get email addresses for the speakers?

54:33
GC3 = Governor's Council on Climate Change

01:03:42
If you missed the intro. I will be moderating the Q&A. Please write your questions here and I will select a few to answer in our remaining time. We may not get to all of them, but please write them down so that we can incorporate answers to them into our FAQ

01:05:20
Dr. Mitchell thank you so much. I hope everyone on this call takes the health impacts on individuals living in our most overburdened and underserved communities to heart. The health of ALL our CT neighbors should be paramount in decision making going forward!

01:05:20
For Dr. Mitchell - What would a good AQM program to measure traffic-related air pollution in vulnerable communities program include?

01:05:40
yes thank you Dr. Mitchell

01:06:13
Will there be funding for measuring air pollution in environmental justice communities, so that we know if and how much pollution is reduced?

01:07:15
Hartford electric is underground so power does not go off. it would take more than millions to do that now for suburban areas. However new housing, in some areas, has geothermal. I would love that but it’s cost prohibitive for me as is a Prius. Therefore, to help the cities we need planning like in Columbia, MD. This would not just help in inequality in cities & health effects but make these areas more attractive to others. It would be terrific if we could re-do the sprawl on the suburbs. Town/city planning is necessary. How do we do this? How do we convince towns to invest in wind power and solar for the suburbs that have the space for this? How do we re-do areas in the cities that are falling apart & owned by slum landlords? in

01:08:54
a single census tract in New Haven, 14-23, has a 500 MW power plant, a sludge incinerator, multiple transfer stations, a port with diesel tanker traffic, and two interstate highways... directly adjacent to a low-income community

01:09:59
Every time suburban commuters drive through New Haven on the highway, OUR residents are being heavily taxed

01:10:30
for someone else's pollution

01:11:09
Only it's not a few dollars out of their pockets but years out of their lives and those of their loved ones!

01:11:24
Because we are dealing with a climate emergency, how cam we expedite the process?

01:11:57
I would like to hear from opponents of TCI how they propose to reduce the pollution tax currently being paid by New Haven and Hartford residents

01:12:32
Thank you!

01:12:33
https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Climate-Change/TCI-P-Frequently-Asked-Questions

01:12:33
Thank you for focusing on the environmental health implications of inaction on this important program.

01:12:35
thank you all.

01:12:41
Thank you.