This subpage delves into the multifaceted challenges and initiatives surrounding decarbonization, energy transition, biodiversity preservation, ecosystem management, and conservation efforts in Connecticut. Discussions highlight the need for sustainable approaches to decarbonization, such as promoting solar farms and electric vehicles, while considering their potential impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity. The development of renewable energy sources like solar farms is examined in the context of balancing energy needs with conservation priorities, emphasizing the importance of spatial research to inform decision-making processes. Additionally, the subpage explores innovative solutions like anaerobic digesters for managing livestock waste and reducing emissions. However, challenges persist, including limited availability of these technologies in Connecticut and associated transportation costs. Overall, this subpage underscores the importance of integrating decarbonization efforts with biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management to achieve sustainable and resilient responses to climate change.