Dr. Kimberly Stoner Interviewed on WNHH FM’s Dateline New Haven
CT NOFA Director of Advocacy, Dr. Kimberly Stoner, was recently interviewed by Paul Bass on WNHH FM’s Dateline New Haven. In the interview, they discussed the future of a potential environmental rights amendment in Connecticut. Read more about the interview, here, or watch it, below.
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