TCI Regional Policy Design Stakeholder Submissions

Material submitted through the TCI Public Input form from April 2019-February 2021 is viewable here. View input submitted from March 1, 2021 forward here. All material submitted on this page informed the participating jurisdictions in the 2019-2020 TCI regional policy design process. Click on the column headings to sort the submissions. 
First Last Affiliation City State Input File
Thomas Mead SGPA NEW HAVEN Connecticut
The Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) is a once in a generation opportunity to bring a critical mass of people, their elected representatives and public and private institutions together...
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Charlie Garlow DEEVA, DE Electric Vehicle Association Rehoboth Beach Delaware
I urge all our TCI states to adopt the most aggressive option of 25% reductions by 2032, or even greater reductions. Climate change is getting worse and we must all put our shoulders to the wheel...
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Phelps Holloway Geezer Sports and Biomechanics South Hero Vermont
Governor, if you read what I just read, there is NO argument for NOT joining!
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Wolfger Schneider Better not Bigger Vermont Charlotte Vermont
I support the TCI but would suggest a few modifications/enhancements:

1. Do not exclude non-fossil fuels from the cap. Ethanol and biodiesel have a large CO2 production component from...
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Julie Wagner UConn Health Branford Connecticut
I would like to thank Gov. Lamont for requesting that CT formally sign on to TCI.

Reducing transportation sector emissions is important to me because of the dire climate situation which is...
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Julie Wagner UConn Health Branford Connecticut
I would like to thank Gov. Lamont for requesting that CT formally sign on to TCI.

Reducing transportation sector emissions is important to me because of the dire climate situation which is...
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Vincent Berube none (Republican ) Sutton, ma Massachusetts
NO TCI TAX !
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Kathleen Guinness Ms Poultney Vermont
Climate solutions are the number 1 priority right now for the entire world.Fossil fuel use for transportation is one of the top causes of unhealthy carbon emissions.Clean,efficient transportation...
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Patricia Hartigan Ms. Glenshaw Pennsylvania
Where the federal government fails, states are stepping up to lead. I urge you to do all in your power to support low-carbon transportation.
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Elizabeth Yetman Windsor public schools Windsor Connecticut
Cleaning up our transportation is critical to slowing down and eventually reversing climate change. It is also essential for creating a sustainable environment in which we have clean air to breath...
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jessica paige vermont resident Putney Vermont
Please support this iniciative. It is a step in the right direction, and will benefit us all.
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Susan Sternberg citizen Hamden Connecticut
I support a regional approach to address carbon emissions. I hope the use of private jets, planes and helicopters have been factored into the initiative. Over the past several years there has been...
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Nancy Jenkins writer Camden Maine
One quick partial solution to our carbon output would be to provide funding for electric buses for all school districts throughout the state. Probably (I'm guessing, have no statistics) more...
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Alicia Contelmo WRWC Providence Rhode Island
I support TCI because transportation is the largest source of carbon emissions in my state and we have to act on climate.
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Katherine Davis Citizen Brunswick Maine
We must do all that we can to cut emissions and greenhouse gases. Every day we inflict more damage to our only home. Unfortunately, time is running out and we aren't doing enough to halt...
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Jon Levin Lehigh Valley Audubon Society Emmaus Pennsylvania
Reducing pollution from transportation is a key component to reducing Pennsylvania's emissions

Public transit investments that could be made with TCI proceeds would be valuable...
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Sarah Hill N/A Middlebury Connecticut
Right now it's very important we focus on reducing transportation sector emssions in order to not contribute to the ongoing climate crisis we have already fueled. I want to thank Gov. Lamont...
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Keri Kaczor Maine Sea Grant Union Maine
We need more efficient, green transportation in Maine not only for the climate impacts, but to also to bring our economy to the next level.
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Blair Malcom Engineer State College Pennsylvania
We need to electrify our transportation infrastructure as soon as possible to mitigate the effects of the Climate Crisis. It's time for battery powered busses, trucks, cars, etc. Please...
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shirley mccarthy Dr. Branford Connecticut
Please move forward on this initiative since we have little time to mitigate the worst consequences of planetary warming!
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