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The B.C. Government is introducing a new marine debris clean-up project, in partnership with coastal Indigenous Nations. This summer, more than $9.5 million from the Clean Coast, Clean Waters (CCCW) Initiative Fund will be used to tackle shoreline cleansup and/or derelict vessel removals. The clean up will take place from the North Coast down to Southern Vancouver Island. The funding is being distributed to four agencies: the Songhees Development Corporation, the Small Ship Tour Operators Association – Wilderness Tourism Association, the Coastal Restoration Society and the Ocean Legacy Foun...

Owner, Builder of Solar Array Fined for Polluting Massachusetts Brook April 20, 2021 A New Jersey solar energy company and utility Eversource have agreed to pay up to $310,000 in state fines to Massachusetts for allegedly violating state environmental laws that led to pollution of a brook and other protected areas. The settlement with the state attorney general’s office alleges that, while constructing an 11.7-acre solar array in Southampton in 2018 and 2019, Eversource and CS Energy LLC violated regulations under the Wetlands Protection Act and Clean Wat...

Lone Pine raising money through hard seltzer sales for Sebago Clean Waters Brewery owners say they have a personal stake in keeping Sebago Lake clean. Share Updated: 6:53 PM EDT Apr 17, 2021 Brewery owners say they have a personal stake in keeping Sebago Lake clean. Share Updated: 6:53 PM EDT Apr 17, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. WMTW NEWS 8'S ALICE KEEFE REPORTS. ((NATS)) LONE PINE BREWING COMPANY CO- FOUNDER TOM MADDEN IS PROUD TO TELL PEOPLE THAT FOR THE PAST COUPLE MONTHS... HE'S BEEN THROWING BACK MORE HARD SELTZER THAN B...

SOUTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) — A New Jersey solar energy company and utility Eversource have...

The company was fined $310,000 for polluting a brook and other protected areas in Massachusetts. Published 1 hour ago • Updated 1 hour ago Wilson Ring | AP A New Jersey solar energy company and utility Eversource have agreed to pay up to $310,000 in state fines to Massachusetts for allegedly violating state environmental laws that led to pollution of a brook and other protected areas. The settlement with the state attorney general’s office alleges that, while constructing an 11.7-acre solar array in Southampton in 2018 and 2019, Eversource and CS Energy LLC violated regulations u...