There will be other opportunities to make our case.

This is not a substitute for a statewide comprehensive system to collect and recycle electronic products. They do contain materials that should not be treated as part of the regular refuse stream.

Our environmental officer says it is unusual to have a case of snowmobile, or ATV, operating under the influence. That said, one accident is one too many for operating these vehicles under the influence.

Electronic products really are hazardous waste, and individuals should treat them that way.

Everybody knows that there is more need than funds available.

We think this report raised important issues about how public land needs to be protected.

There clearly were years when there was $40 million available. Everyone realizes the need and it has to be weighed against all the other priorities too.

We believe the approved structure will allow for a dock at this property while protecting important resources, including shellfish.

We know there's more need than funding available.

It is not really a well-suited location for a transfer station. The transfer station in Haddam is in the flood plain of the Connecticut River and on state land.