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Neighborhoods in Mass. could get more shade from trees under new climate bill

Tree canopies shading Massachusetts cities and towns could grow dramatically due to a new climate bill.

Alison Kuznitz - 05-05-2023

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States Look to Make Companies Take Responsibility for Hard-to-Recycle Packaging

As plastic piles up, bills that shift the financial cost of recycling to the producers are gaining traction.

Molly Bolan - 05-05-2023

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There’s a push to educate students year-round on climate change

There’s a push on Beacon Hill to get MA public school students to think about climate change on a regular basis.

Shiri Spear, Boston 25 News and Bob Dumas - 04-28-2023

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New Massachusetts climate change program to help municipalities

Climate resiliency is the focus of a new program in Massachusetts.

Brent Addleman - 04-28-2023

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New Edgartown Farmers' Market to Start this Summer

The market will run on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. from the end of June through September.

Brooke Kushwaha - 04-28-2023

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Earth Festival Celebrates Island Conservation Groups

The Martha’s Vineyard Museum was alive with activity Saturday afternoon as it hosted its first Earth Day Festival

Louisa Hufstader - 04-28-2023

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Low-carbon materials eligible for climate resilience, disaster recovery funding: FEMA

Communities and states that want to use low-carbon materials to prepare for disaster are receiving a funding boost

Ysabelle Kempe - 04-11-2023

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5 habits to build a sustainable future — without breaking the bank

It’s not only possible to make a difference with our individual decisions — it is vital.

Sarah Shemkus - 04-11-2023

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A neighborhood-by-neighborhood look at environmental justice in Boston

RADIO: A new report finds people of color are most impacted by the effects of climate change in the city.

Rob Lane & Tiziana Dearing - 04-11-2023