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Why Massachusetts homes face a growing risk of flooding
A new report indicates the worst of climate change can still be avoided. -
Meet Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Uganda's first wildlife vet and a renowned conservationist
When she came eye-to-eye with a gorilla for the first time, she felt an "instant connection." -
Lawmakers demand answers after worker killed in Newburyport factory explosion
Company has a 20-year record of safety citations -
Why one man says 'speaking' for the trees can address inequity in Boston
Differing tree coverage across the city tells "a history of systemic racism." -
EPA deals major blow to Cape machine gun range; report finds significant danger to public health
The findings could effectively stop the Massachusetts Army National Guard from building the eight-lane gun range on Cape Cod. -
‘If not now, then when?’ What motivates the new Mass. commissioner for environmental protection
Bonnie Heiple says it’s time to take advantage of new federal resources and make sure community members have a “seat at the table.” -
'Love that Dirty Water': Is the Charles River actually that dirty?
For Earth Day, we checked in on how Boston's iconic river is doing, decades after being lambasted in The Standells’ “Dirty Water.” -
For New England farmers, silvopasture could be a key adaptation to a changing climate
To understand silvopasture, imagine you’re a cow grazing under full sun on a hot August day. -
Developers have right to finish transmission line to Mass., Maine jury says
Despite Maine voters’ referendum, the project will likely push forward. -
Feeling thrifty: How the secondhand market is changing the fashion game
While thrifting has a smaller carbon footprint than fast fashion, it can still take an environmental toll.
