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The U.S. and Canada pollute an estimated 878 tons of microfibers into the aquatic environment each year.

Tong said the utility "failed to demonstrate" the rate hike was necessary.

Some installations lacked permitting to enable grid connections.

Project Service was contracted by the state Department of Transportation in 2009.

Tong's office received over 400 complaints regarding the M&T-People's United merger.

"Cannabis products in Connecticut cannot be sold by unlicensed retailers," said Tong.

This is the first time a rate hike request was made since Eversource bought the company in 2017.

Tong's office said "ULA was not the appropriate entity to maintain and administer the Sandy Hook Workers Assistance Program."

Tong complained that Connecticut residents “pay far too much for our energy.”

The complaints included agitation over a $3.50 “Network Enhancement Fee” for internet customers.

Tong acknowledged abortion is legal and protected in the state.

Consumers and former People's United employees are complaining about the process.

Assistant Principal Jeremy Boland claimed he would not hire Catholics, conservatives and older workers.

Tong also called on Connecticut residents to contact his office if they remain unsatisfied with Frontier’s service.

"Connecticut families pay far too much for their energy," Tong said.