#MeetOurBoard: Diane Lauricella, Norwalk, CT
Diane Lauricella is an environmental consultant specializing in environmental site assessments and teaching how to initiate change by understanding advocating for public health, safety, and justice at every level of government.
As former Chair of Fairfield County Sierra Club, Diane went before what is now PURA to expose CL&P / Eversource's misinformation about undergrounding high voltage electric lines from Bethel to Norwalk.
Diane also is an active member of the CT Energy Network and is especially interested in increasing outreach and energy equity knowledge to our low- and middle-income citizens.
As past-founding President of the Norwalk River Watershed Association and past-President of the Norwalk League of Women Voters, Diane understands the role of transparent communication and collaboration in order to effectuate change.

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