EPA requires Quincy to spend $100 million to reduce sewage flow into harbor
The US attorney’s office and the Environmental Protection Agency will require Quincy to repair its antiquated sewer system.
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The US attorney’s office and the Environmental Protection Agency will require Quincy to repair its antiquated sewer system.
The Arrest Is Just The Beginning: The HUB - Boston, MA - Plus: Contaminated water concerns, Methadone Mile crackdown, Baker must answer for tragedy and whether she's firing the wrong cop.
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The Boston Globe is in the process of creating a four-person team to cover climate change, according to an email to the staff from Steven Wilmsen, the paper's narrative editor. A trusted source forwarded it to me a little while ago. One of those people is a new hire — Sabrina Shankman, who's coming over…
The seventh annual Environmental Film Festival arrives on Thursday, May 27, at the M.V. Film Center and online. Titled “Nature as Inspiration,” the festival is held in collaboration with the Vineyard Conservation Society. Offered as a hybrid theater/online event, it will screen nine feature films, plus a short film program. The films focus on the […]