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The front cover of Boston-based architect Weston Wright’s new book, published in April 2022 and now available for purchase on Amazon.

Beyond walls: a new solution to sea level rise and the Boston architect behind it

Sophia Paffenroth, Assistant Editor
November 7, 2022
Bad Blood and Big Banks: Climate Activists Protest Chase Bank’s Continued Funding of Fossil Fuel with an Animal Die-In

Bad Blood and Big Banks: Climate Activists Protest Chase Bank’s Continued Funding of Fossil Fuel with an “Animal Die-In”

ZhaoZhou Dai , Reporter
October 19, 2022
A view of the Boston Harbor from the Seaport district in 2019.

Boston’s climate initiative and its obstacles to implementation

Bela Omoeva, Reporter
June 16, 2022
Screengrab of the Seaport Hotel in the Seaport, Boston.

[VIDEO] Green Hotel Revolution: Greater Boston hotels strive for sustainability

Katie Mogg, Reporter
April 28, 2022
[VIDEO] The stakeholders ... are basically everybody - Nasser Brahim of Woods Hole Group speaks on the impact of coastal flooding

[VIDEO] ‘The stakeholders … are basically everybody’ – Nasser Brahim of Woods Hole Group speaks on the impact of coastal flooding

Jiawen Xu, Reporter
March 4, 2022
[VIDEO] Mother(s) out front: West Roxbury resident composts to fight climate change

[VIDEO] Mother(s) out front: West Roxbury resident composts to fight climate change

Katie Mogg, Reporter
February 24, 2022
A protester holds a No Eastie Substation flyer at a protest on Condor Street Urban Wild in Chelsea, Mass. on Sunday, Jan. 31.

‘No Eastie Substation’ – Climate activists protest Eversource Energy project in East Boston

Elisabeth Hadjis, Assistant Editor
February 2, 2022
Waves seen climbing higher than normal and spilling on to Route 145, which runs through East Boston to Winthrop, on Winthrop Parkway.

In the race to solve Boston Harbor’s coastal flooding problem, who calls the shots?

Elisabeth Hadjis, Assistant Editor
January 24, 2022
A screen grab of the virtual BPS Education Committee meeting

City Council discusses safety conditions of Boston Public Schools in extreme temperatures

Molly Swanton, Assistant Editor
October 1, 2021
President of the board of directors of the North American Indian Center of Boston, Jean-Luc Pierite, asked the crowd to close their eyes and imagine the land that they’re on. “I want you to project yourself back into time,” he said. “Where we know there to be water, there might be land there at that point in time. Where we have solid land, the water might be. But no matter where that situation is, go back to that time and the people that were born here, that lived here, that died here. And now I want you to take yourself ahead in time, to a point in the future where all the seeds that we’re planting here today and all of the work that we’re doing with the social changes that need to happen, our descendants are living in that time; where the fruits of our labor...they’re enjoying that. So we just want to acknowledge the land and the world that we are leaving for our descendants.”

The Red Deal proposal prioritizes climate justice and liberation for Indigenous people

Nia Beckett, Reporter
February 11, 2021
East Boston

City officials, community members fight against rising sea level in East Boston

Kelly Thomas, Reporter
December 16, 2020
UVIDA shop owner Maria Camila Vasco (right) explains one of her deodorant products to a customer at the North End store.

Latina-owned zero waste shop UVIDA helps customers use less plastic

Nia Beckett, Reporter
December 8, 2020
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