brownfields

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has released a $3 million state grant to help clean up a former industrial site in the town of Fairfield. It would allow a private developer to build a transit-oriented, mixed-use property that would include 240 housing units.

Connecticut’s industrial areas are filled with polluted and abandoned sites and buildings, which pose an environmental and physical threat.

Officials say a $23 million commitment from the Biden administration’s bipartisan infrastructure law will help complete the cleanup of Connecticut’s worst hazardous waste superfund site. The EPA’s cleanup of the Raymark Industries site in Stratford began in 1995.

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone delivered his State of the County address last night.

The EPA and Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection will start work this year to clean up a contaminated former softball field in…

Two buildings at what was once the largest munitions plant in the country caught fire Tuesday in Bridgeport, Connecticut. It’s the latest fire in a city…

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded $1.6 million on Thursday in Connecticut to help clean up abandoned and contaminated properties, known as…