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Berkshire County has more than 30 high-hazard dams, meaning a breach would likely cause serious damage | Local News - Vimarsana News

Berkshire County has more than 30 high-hazard dams, meaning a breach would likely cause serious damage | Local News

Through a public records request to the state, The Eagle obtained the most recent conditions for high-hazard dams across Berkshire County. Of 41 high-hazard dams in the Berkshires, three are

4 troubling takeaways from new Mass. climate report - Vimarsana News

4 troubling takeaways from new Mass. climate report

Here are a few of the impacts climate change will have on Massachusetts through the end of the century. Read more on Boston.com.

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Flood chutes in North Adams need a makeover, structurally and to 'get something lovely to look at' - Vimarsana News

Flood chutes in North Adams need a makeover, structurally and to 'get something lovely to look at'

"Just plain ugly." That's how North Adams Mayor Jennifer Macksey describes parts of the concrete channels that carry the Hoosic River through her city. This distressed system of "flood chutes,"

National's weird take on the Government's Climate Adaption Plan « The Standard - Vimarsana News

National's weird take on the Government's Climate Adaption Plan « The Standard

The Government's release of the National Adaption Plan to deal with climate change has been met by National with an insistence that who should pay for potentially hundreds of billions of costs should have already been identified.

Sarasota 'heat islands' effect magnifies heat, impacts residents - Vimarsana News

Sarasota 'heat islands' effect magnifies heat, impacts residents

As temperatures continue to rise in Sarasota, homeless and low-income residents struggle to stay cool amid the magnified effects of "heat islands."