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Out with the Old: New Environmental Cleanup Rules Take Effect

After more than 40 years as the primary driver of cleanups in Connecticut, the Transfer Act was replaced with a release-based cleanup program March 1. …

Strong Support for Permitting Reform Bill

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the business…

2026 Energy & Environment Conference

CBIA’s 2026 Energy & Environment Conference delivers practical insights on…

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Environment

Fashionably Late: Connecticut’s Elusive Spill Reporting Regulations Arrive

The following article was first published by Shipman &...

Environment

The Hartford Sets Net Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions Goal

Investment and insurance company The Hartford this week announced...

Energy

Bill Allows State to Adopt California Emissions Standards

The General Assembly’s Environment Committee approved legislation allowing the...

COVID-19

Tax Credits, Workforce Lead Manufacturing Legislative Agenda

Manufacturing remains front and center on the Connecticut General...

Environment

Transportation Committee Approves Electric Vehicle, DOT Staffing Bills

After the controversial Transportation Climate Initiative failed last year,...

Environment

New Environmental Use Restrictions Come with Strings Attached

The following article was first published by Shipman &...

Connecticut Economy

Rebuilding CT: Stand up and support CT jobs

Engage, Act: Connecticut Business Day Is April 12

Hundreds of business leaders from across the state will...

Environment

Revised Release Reporting Regulations Take Effect

Connecticut’s long-awaited revised Release Reporting Regulations took effect March...

Environment

DEEP Pushes $3.3M New Annual Permit Fees

Legislators this week heard testimony on a bill allowing...

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