Connecticut continues Sustainability and Resiliency Week with events on climate, energy, water, and resilience scheduled through October 4, 2025.

Coldplay and Wembley Stadium cut single-use plastics, boost recycling, and set new sustainability standards for large-scale events.

D.C. allocates $254M to climate programs, supporting renewable energy, Anacostia River cleanup, and stormwater mitigation in the 2026 budget.

EPA Region 7 awarded $2.5M to Topeka and KDHE for brownfields cleanup, supporting assessments, reuse planning, and community revitalization projects.

A new “Key Group” stakeholder method helps businesses navigate urban development, infrastructure investment, and ESG compliance.

Hindustan Unilever’s Mumbai headquarters is the first site in India to achieve LEED Platinum certification for existing building operations.

Tyson Foods will eliminate four controversial additives from its U.S. brands by year-end. The move aligns with growing demand for simpler food labels.

The U.S. is investing $130M in a Moldova-Romania power line. The move strengthens Moldova’s energy ties with Europe and cuts dependence on Russian supply.

Eco-friendly cement market set to grow from $4B in 2025 to $9.6B by 2033, driven by green building demand, policy pressure, and new technologies.

DOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy raised concerns over Maryland’s $1.8B FSK Bridge plan, citing oversight, cost control, and race-based contracting compliance.

Mars will invest $1.07B in EU factories by 2026, modernizing production, advancing sustainability, and strengthening local supply chains.

Microsoft is funding Fortera to scale green cement tech and cut emissions. The move targets supply chain carbon as data center growth accelerates.

Slovenia’s Formin hydropower plant will be modernized by ANDRITZ, raising capacity from 116 MW to 130 MW to strengthen DEM’s renewable energy supply.

Reno cut municipal energy use 37% and saved $3.4M through solar, LEDs, and sustainable building upgrades, while expanding outreach and equity programs.

Livium and Won Kwang S&T plan phased PV recycling for Australia, aligning with rising solar waste and a coming product stewardship scheme.

Iowa regulators approved 800 MW of solar for MidAmerican, the largest in state history, powering 144,000 homes and advancing a clean energy future.

Rivian’s Georgia EV plant begins construction, backed by federal and state incentives, with plans for 7,500 jobs and 400,000-unit annual capacity.

Nationals await cost modelling as Coalition again signals opposition to legislated 2030 and 2050 net zero targets in Australia.

Centrica and X-energy plan 6 GW of Advanced Modular Reactors in the U.K., starting at Hartlepool, with $54B in economic value and thousands of jobs.

Governor Janet Mills highlights $315M housing investment, 2,100 new units, and economic initiatives in Bangor while warning tariffs raise costs.