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News Release | Environment Massachusetts

New EPA plan would drastically roll back clean water protections

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiled its plan to roll back Clean Water Act protections from thousands of miles of streams and wetlands in Massachusetts and across the country today.

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News Release | Environment Massachusetts Research & Policy Center

Millennial leaders gather to plan for 100% renewable future

Dozens of the state’s top leaders from the millennial generation came together today to discuss how to transition Massachusetts to a 100 percent renewable energy supply for electricity, heating, and transportation.

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Blog Post

The National Climate Assessment: What does it mean for Massachusetts? | Ben Hellerstein

Last Friday, the Trump administration released the 2018 update to the National Climate Assessment. This year’s update focuses on the effects of a changing climate on human well-being, our society, and our environment.

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News Release | Environment Massachusetts Research & Policy Center

Mass. mayors join national call for solar energy

Mayors from every state, including Massachusetts, are embracing a vision for more solar energy in their communities, as stated in a letter released today by Environment Massachusetts Research & Policy Center.

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Blog Post

Mayors for solar showcases how cities plan to reach renewable goals

Twenty-eight mayors and city staff logged on to discuss how their cities can harness more of the sun's power...

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