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Meet the man in charge of cleaning the Esplanade's goose poop
It's a small but vital part of keeping the park clean. -
Pilgrim Nuclear denied permit to discharge radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay
The company wanted to discharge up to 1.1 million gallons of radioactive wastewater into the bay. -
As the climate changes, obsolete dams put Mass. at risk for flooding similar to Vermont
A dam near Vermont’s capital city nearly overflowed as it saw devastating floods. -
House of the Seven Gables races to preserve its story before it's lost to climate change
The 1668 house made famous by Nathaniel Hawthorne is torn between historical integrity and climate mitigation. -
Western tribes' last ditch effort to stall a large lithium mine in Nevada
PASADENA, Calif - The fate of what would be the largest lithium mine in the U.S. on federal land in Nevada is now in the hands of a federal appeals court.… -
A Walk Down the Block: Reimagining the Esplanade
What if the waterfront was accessible and welcoming for all? -
New England lobstermen win against restrictions intended to save endangered whales
Conservationists decry federal appeals court ruling saying it could hasten extinction of North Atlantic right whales. -
Healey administration extends pause on state forest logging contracts for 6 more months
Some activists have urged a complete stop of logging projects on state land. -
Cape Cod's proposed machine gun range in the cross hairs of new EPA report
Local drinking water may be jeopardized by a proposed gun range on Cape Cod, Rhode Island is texting residents about Narcan and a sign honoring a feminist leader is taken down in New Hampshire — it's our Regional News Roundtable. -
Dread clearing out that poison ivy? Time to bring in the goats.
The age-old practice of "goat scaping" is seen as a preferred alternative to pesticides, especially in areas with sensitive water aquifers.
