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Lawsuit says western Massachusetts pipeline approval ignored climate risk
Environmental groups behind the lawsuit say federal regulators violated a 2017 court ruling when they approved the project.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Clean energy can drive the coronavirus recovery, Massachusetts advocates say
Activists and businesses are making the case to make solar, offshore wind, and electric transportation a priority.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Critical mass: Can low-carbon wood construction catch on in the U.S.?
In Boston, two firms designing affordable housing using cross-laminated timber hope it can be replicated elsewhere.By Lisa Prevost .
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Advocates call for methodical approach to make sure offshore wind benefits all
Low-income populations and people of color were largely left out of Massachusetts’ biotechnology and cannabis booms.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Transportation and Climate Initiative moves ahead amid pandemic uncertainty
It’s unclear if falling gas prices will make the agreement an easier political sell since unemployment is also surging.By Lisa Prevost .
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State goals, policy help Massachusetts utilities take lead on energy efficiency
Utilities and efficiency advocates credit the state’s regulatory environment for a strong showing in a recent ranking.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Massachusetts solar jobs growing again, but not as quickly as national average
Solar advocates blame policy uncertainty for recent declines and say the industry still faces headwinds in the state.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Massachusetts grants will fund ideas to accelerate transportation electrification
Accelerating Clean Transportation Now expects to make up to 15 awards, ranging from $50,000 to $200,000.By Sarah Shemkus .
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Municipal aggregation savings ‘shattering expectations’ in Massachusetts
A new report finds cities and towns are lowering residents’ electric bills and emissions by negotiating for green power.By Sarah Shemkus .
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In Massachusetts, students step up to pressure schools on renewable energy
Student campaigns are underway on more than a dozen campuses demanding a transition to 100% renewables.By Sarah Shemkus .
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