State Rep. Thomas O'Dea, R-New Canaan, asks questions Wednesday about a provision in a climate resiliency bill to amend the civil preparedness statute to give governors powers to declare climate change emergencies. Paul Hughes Republican-American

HARTFORD – Republican legislators Wednesday raised the specter of Gov. Ned Lamont or some future governor using climate change as a pretext to invoke sweeping emergency powers. GOP members of…

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