Week in ReviewTune in around 4:39 for a weekly roundup of news.P&G’s circular economy strategy now includes water and (yes) diapersThe great democratization of transportation5 ways the maritime industry can set a course towards emissions reductionsFeatured storiesCatching up with the architect of Hawaii's clean energy plan (20:23)Representative Chris Lee helped author the law that saw Hawaii become the first state to mandate 100 percent renewable energy by 2045. Currently the Chair of the Committee on Energy and Environmental Protection, he chats with GreenBiz Executive Joel Makower about progress on clean power and the powerful economic imperative connected to the transition. What Facebook , Microsoft and L'oreal have in common (27:36)Large companies announced deals for at least 1,731 megawatts of capacity in renewable power during the first quarter of this year, in a sign of continued strong corporate demand for clean energy. Catch up on the biggest deals with the new Green Biz Clean Energy Deal Tracker. With insights from Bryn Baker, deputy director for the renewables program at the World Wildlife Fund, and Brian Janous, director of energy strategy for Microsoft.How your favorite musical festival could reduce its footprint (39:55)What are the challenges of producing an outdoor event more sustainably? John Marler, senior director of energy and environment for event organizer AEG — the "world's largest sports and live entertainment company" — riffs on the themes. Among the high notes: the potential for energy storage technology. What's new at GreenBiz?News, events, webcasts — the list goes on. Keep your finger on the pulse of the latest in sustainability by keeping up with GreenBiz.• Looking to change up your career? GreenBiz is hiring, and you can check out all the open positions here.• Check out Center Stage, which features the best of live interviews on sustainable business and clean technology, conducted on stage at GreenBiz and VERGE conferences.• The GreenBiz Intelligence Panel is the survey body we poll regularly throughout the year on key trends and developments in sustainability. To become part of the panel, click here. Enrolling is free and should take two minutes.Stay connectedTo make sure you don't miss the newest episodes of GreenBiz 350, subscribe on iTunes.Have a question or suggestion for a future segment? E-mail us at [email protected].