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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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Make Compliance Your 2026 Resolution

As 2026 begins, manufacturers face a rapidly evolving regulatory and...

Environment

EPA Compliance First Memo: Key Takeaways for Regulated Entities

The following article first appeared on Robinson+Cole’s Environment Law blog....

Environment

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New General Permit for Connecticut Remediation Contractors

The following article first appeared on Robinson+Cole’s Environment Law...

Connecticut Business Day 2026

Connecticut Business Day 2026

Join hundreds of your fellow business leaders in Hartford Wednesday,...

Connecticut Economy

Robinson+Cole’s Mooney Scott Named E2 Council Chair

CBIA’s E2: Energy & Environmental Council has named Robinson+Cole’s...

Environment

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PFAS in Floor Waxes and Other Products

With new scientific information and legal developments emerging daily,...

BizCast

CBIA BizCast: Understanding Release-Based Regulations

State lawmakers approved sweeping regulatory changes during the 2025...

Energy

CBIA E2: Energy & Environment Council Happy Hour

Online registrations have ended, but walk-in registration will be...

Environment

Governor Vetoes Bill Allowing DEEP Permit Rejection

Gov. Ned Lamont issued his final veto of the...

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