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How a Worcester student ended up at COP28, the world's largest climate conference
Kenza Bezzat, a senior at WPI, is studying biomedical engineering and wants to make medical advances more sustainable, especially for those in underserved communities. -
Ask Dave Epstein: What do teleconnections tell us about the local forecast?
Teleconnections can show us how global weather patterns make a local impact. -
How to reduce waste during the holidays
Americans generate 25% more waste during the holiday season, but from gift selection to Christmas tree disposal, you can make a variety of sustainable swaps. -
How will Healey's new coastal resiliency push work?
Expect previous efforts to be intensified and expanded. -
Ask Dave Epstein: What are king tides?
King tides have always existed, but we may be more aware of them these days. -
Environmental groups call on EPA to regulate PFAS discharge from Deer Island wastewater plant
More than 40 groups asked the EPA to incorporate new regulations in a permit that the facility needs to operate. -
How two UMass alumni are using AI to sort trash better than humans
Ian Goodine, one of the creators of AuditPRO, called the AI machine a "fancy photo booth for trash." -
The Genius Next Door: BU ecologist breaks down carbon dynamics
Last month, environmental ecologist Lucy Hutyra was named as one of the MacArthur "genius" grant fellows for 2023. She's one of four local awardees, part of Under the Radar's series, "The Genius Next Door." -
From concrete gray to ‘tutu’ green, Mass. shows off the many colors of coastal resilience
There are five hurricane barriers on the East Coast, but coastal cities are facing growing threats from sea level rise and storm surge. -
Wu says she signed petition for rent control ballot question
State Rep. Mike Connolly last week ended his push to get a rent control question on the 2024 ballot.
