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Ayer food manufacturer fined $20K over hazardous waste
March 9, 2022The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has fined Ayer food manufacturing company Nasoya Foods USA, LLC. a total of $19,902 for violating hazardous waste regulations.
March 9, 2022
Leominster company fined for mishandling asbestos at Fitchburg school
February 8, 2022Leominster restoration company SERVPRO will pay $67,000 in fines to settle claims of illegal asbestos work at a Fitchburg elementary school, according to a Monday press release from the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office.
February 8, 2022
Worcester awarded $640K for EV stations amid gas station debate
February 4, 2022Two days after Worcester City Council discussed the future of gasoline stations, the City received roughly $640,000 to construct new electric vehicle charging stations.
February 4, 2022
City Council kills attempt to ban gas station construction in Worcester
February 3, 2022In a tight 6-5 vote Tuesday night, Worcester City Council voted against a zoning change which would ban new construction of gas stations.
February 3, 2022
Marlborough company fined $63K for violating asbestos regulations
January 25, 2022Marlborough-based asbestos and mold removal company Soriano Environmental, Inc. has been fined $62,640 for violations of asbestos regulations by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.
January 25, 2022
Utilities tax would build revenue for offshore wind investment
January 13, 2022House leaders are hoping to bring their offshore wind policy legislation to the floor for a vote "sooner rather than later," Rep. Jeff Roy said Wednesday as he detailed the ways in which the bill will seek to change how Massachusetts procures
January 13, 2022
Wastewater facility associated with Littleton shopping plaza fined $40K
January 5, 2022The owner of a wastewater treatment facility, which services commercial properties at The Point shopping mall in Littleton, has been charged a fine of $40,000 for violating groundwater discharge regulations, according to a Wednesday report from the
January 5, 2022
State adopts California policy on increasing zero-emissions truck sales
January 3, 2022As it aims for Massachusetts to phase out sales of traditional gas-powered medium- and heavy-duty vehicles over the next three decades, the Baker administration is adopting greenhouse gas emissions standards and regulations from California meant to
January 3, 2022
Tower Hill completing $15M expansion, with children's garden
November 17, 2021Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston is nearing completion of a $15-million construction project aimed at widening its audience, and will debut its new renovations on Nov. 26.
November 17, 2021
Q&A: Battery Resourcers eyes the future of power & recycling
Updated: November 8, 2021As more of the world becomes dependent upon lithium ion batteries to power electric vehicles and battery storage systems for the electric grid, Worcester energy technology company Battery Resourcers has developed ways to recycle spent batteries and
Updated: November 8, 2021
Sturbridge granted $225K for water protection
October 27, 2021The Town of Sturbridge was one of eight municipalities in the state to receive funding from a $1.15-million grant allotted by the Gov. Charlie Baker Administration for waterway pollution control, according to a Tuesday press release from the
October 27, 2021
Alden Research Laboratory joins Miami investment firm and sells HQ for $2.7M
October 21, 2021Alden Research Laboratory, Inc. announced it will be joining Miami-based private investment firm Round Table Capital Partners as it sold its Holden headquarters to RTC for $2.7 million.
October 21, 2021
Historic clean energy bill would include $750M of ARPA funds
October 14, 2021Gov. Charlie Baker announced sweeping legislation Wednesday to reshape the way Massachusetts procures offshore wind power, proposing to use $750 million in federal stimulus funds to establish a clean energy investment fund and jettisoning the
October 14, 2021
New bill would eliminate subsidies for biomass energy
September 14, 2021With regulations ready to take effect that effectively close about 90 percent of the state's land area to new wood-burning power generation facilities, Springfield-area lawmakers on Monday pushed for legislation that would more permanently eliminate
September 14, 2021
Mass. Clean Energy Center CEO Stephen Pike leaving for private sector
September 2, 2021Stephen Pike is leaving the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center for the private sector at the end of the week, churning up turnover at a quasi-independent agency that figures to play a central role in the state's efforts to combat climate change.
September 2, 2021
Baker urges lawmakers to move on climate projects
August 31, 2021Available federal resources create an opportunity for Massachusetts to undertake "transformational" work on climate and environmental issues, Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday as he again pitched his plan for spending a portion of the state's American
August 31, 2021
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