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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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After Five Years and $1 Million, State Water Plan Adopted

After nearly five years and spending over $1 million,...

Environment

DEEP Chief Promises Streamlined Permitting, Regulatory Process

The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is...

Energy

Lawmakers Push Renewable Energy, Clean Up Transfer Act

State lawmakers generally kept Connecticut moving toward renewable energy...

Environment

Despite Task Force Report, DEEP Pushes Packaging Program

For years, the state Department of Energy and Environmental...

Energy

Legislators Hear Energy, Environment Policy Concerns

Connecticut’s Property Transfer Program exemplifies burdensome, confusing, and expensive...

Environment

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DPH Seeks Public Comment on Water Fees

The Department of Public Health is seeking public comment...

Energy

New DEEP Head Says Agency, Business ‘Have to Be Partners’

Many businesses regulated by the state Department of Energy...

Energy

Sustainability Is the Next Evolution in Capitalism’

David Reitz, CEO of Inventec Performance Chemicals USA, studied...

Environment

Report: Infrastructure Investments Key for Economic Growth

Infrastructure investments must be a top priority to drive...

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