Danbury state lawmakers are being recognized by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters for their work last session.  State Representatives Bob Godfrey, Ken Gucker, David Arconti and Raghib Allie-Brennan received a perfect score of 100 on the 2021 Environmental Scorecard.

Godfrey says it's become critically important, in the challenging era of climate change, to address clean air, clean water, and clean soil.  Arconti says he's proud of the work on environmental issues critical to the long-term goal of preserving and protecting the planet. 

Gucker wants to continue to fight for legislation that will protect lakes and parks for future generations. 

Allie-Brennan says he was particularly proud to introduce An Act Concerning the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program, which offers businesses a tool to pay for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure and resiliency measures, to address the climate crisis. 

The Scorecard wasn't produced in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Allie Brennan, Godfrey and Gucker received scores of 100 in 2019. Arconti notched a score of 90 percent.