Shannon Laun, Author at Conservation Law Foundation

Jun 22, 2026

Our Gas Stove Kept Breaking – So We Switched to an Induction Cooktop

With an induction cooktop, we’re saving money and cutting indoor air pollution.

A close up of a stainless steel pot, with it's glass lid, on top of an induction cooktop. The cooktop and pot are resting on a stone countertop.

May 06, 2026

Can New England Industrial Facilities Run on Electricity? Yes.

It’s not only possible, but critical to upgrade these facilities to electricity so our neighbors don’t live in their polluting shadows.

A view of Rumford Paper Mill in the distance across a streaming river. There is smoke coming out of the Mill.

Nov 21, 2024

Connecticut Can’t Abandon Solar And Wind For Hydrogen

Connecticut’s Clean Hydrogen Roadmap draft affirms that electricity generated from solar and wind is far more efficient and affordable .

The periodic table's hydrogen chemical symbol is shown at an angle against a dark blue background

Feb 22, 2024

Connecticut Utilities Want to Invest in More Polluting Gas – at Your Expense

If state regulators approve their requested rate hike, gas bills will only get more expensive, and Connecticut will continue its dependence on polluting fossil fuels.

The top of a white thermostat is shown against a beige wall. Only the adjustment knob, the top, and the vents are visible. Inside one of the vent grills is a folded 100 dollar bill.

Jan 20, 2022

Connecticut Takes Promising Steps Towards Our Clean Energy Future

State officials recommend immediately downsizing and wrapping up a Connecticut plan to expand gas heat.

Oct 15, 2021

Buckle Up, Connecticut – It’s Time To Meet Our Climate Targets

The state’s latest Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory shows that we’re already behind on meeting mandatory climate targets. State officials must take charge and steer us towards urgent climate action.