Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska Legislature has passed HB 25 with bipartisan support, legislation that would phase out polystyrene food service ware and containers in the state, and the bill now heads to Governor Mike Dunleavy’s desk. On May 10, 2026, American Sustainable Business Network (ASBN) submitted written testimony to the Alaska Senate Labor and Commerce Committee in support of HB 25, legislation that would restrict the use of polystyrene food service ware and containers in the state, at the invitation of Alaska Community Action on Toxics (ACAT), reflecting the growing coalition of residents and local organizations and businesses calling on the legislature to act. ASBN applauds the Legislature’s passage of this bill and urges the Governor to sign it.
House Passes Farm Bill with Serious Flaws; ASBN Calls on Senate to Chart a Different Course
The American Sustainable Business Network (ASBN) acknowledges the passage of the “Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026” by the U.S. House of Representatives and is urging the Senate to draft a version that reflects the needs of farmers, businesses, and rural communities.
How Businesses Can Impact Change: 5 Insights from San Francisco Climate Week 2026
ASBN’s “How Businesses Can Impact Change” panel at San Francisco Climate Week 2026 brought together leaders from ClimateVoice, California Green Business Network, B Local Bay Area, Hanson Bridgett, Harrington Investments, Climate Positive Consulting, and Sphere. Below: the key takeaways, member resources, and what business leaders need to know to engage in policy advocacy.