Connecticut SB00145 mandates a study on hydrilla remediation in state lakes and expedites related permits.
Connecticut SB00145 directs the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, in collaboration with the Office of Aquatic Invasive Species, to study the most effective methods for eliminating and controlling hydrilla in state lakes. This includes examining harvesting techniques and spot treatments to prevent hydrilla spread. The bill also requires the development of protocols to expedite permits for hydrilla remediation, aligning permit issuance with the most effective treatment timing and cost-effective methods.
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