The consequences are dire.

Tune in for The Warming of Connecticut, a one-hour CPTV documentary, on ways to alleviate the affects of global warming in Connecticut.

The Warming of Connecticut airs June 26 at 8 pm, followed by a live town meeting at 9 p.m.

The Warming of CT

Documentary producer Jennifer Boyd examines the science and solutions at a local level in a one hour CPTV original documentary called The Warming of Connecticut. The predictions are sobering but the solutions are inspiring!
About the Producer

Key Concepts (4/5).
Change in Snow Cover
With the potential for a Connecticut climate that feels more like South Carolina, winters would look very different. The red line on this map shows the area of the northeastern United States that typically has a least a dusting of snow on the ground for at least 30 days per winter.  As our climate warms, the snow is projected to retreat; blanketing only a small portion of the region.
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*The content for many of these graphics was provided by the Union of Concerned Scientists and Goddard Institute for Space Studies. The animations were created by Paul Apito of Moving Pictures, Glastonbury, CT.