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On May 5th, 2017, a meeting of the Massport CAC Aviation Subcommittee was held at Massport. The major topic was an update from Massport and the MIT team working on the previously announced RNAV Study (http://bit.ly/2qaUrTY). John Hansman from MIT’s Laboratory for Aviation and the Environment who is leading the study team provided an update …
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Running from April 22, 2017, to July 31, 2017, Neighborhood Solar offers Watertown, Belmont, Cambridge, and Arlington residents a solar group-purchase discount program. Using SunBug Solar as the installer and offering a 21% discount off the current average installation price in Massachusetts, this program combines the best solar prices with the best solar quality and …
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Today’s New York Times Magazine focuses on climate change and it’s potential impact on coastal communities. We now have a president who calls climate change a hoax. I’m seriously concerned that government in general is largely in denial about the very real consequences that we will soon be facing. I live in Back Bay and …
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Depending on the weather, Belmont, Watertown and Brighton may experience more audible overflights from Logan in late May and June.
Boston Park Advocates, a citywide network of urban greenspace champions, will host a free Advocacy Bootcamp on Saturday, March 11. Advocates of all ages are encouraged to attend.
ICYMI: On Sat. 2/18, Senator Brownsberger hosted a community discussion on energy and climate bills filed in the 2017-2018 legislative session
