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Environment

  • Central Mass. economic forecast: a high schooler perspective

    Nicholas Decastro February 22, 2017

    Seven students from Maynard High School attended WBJ's Economic Forecast forum, and one junior reported back his impressions from the event talking about global and national growth in 2017.

    Nicholas Decastro February 22, 2017
  • 'Grave concerns' from building inspectors on state reorganization plan

    State House News Service February 22, 2017

    Building inspectors told state officials that a proposed reorganization creating a new Office of Public Safety and Inspections within the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development wouldn't increase safety.

    State House News Service February 22, 2017
  • Six potential developers tour Worcester courthouse

    Grant Welker February 21, 2017

    Potential developers of the vacant Worcester County Courthouse are touring the building, a few months after a sale of the building fell through.

    Grant Welker February 21, 2017
  • Accolades & Honors

    February 20, 2017

    Desiree Awiszio, a self-employed Worcester engineering consultant, won the K-12 STEM Literacy Education-Engineer Partnership Award in 2016 from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for her work with students and teachers in the

    February 20, 2017
  • Environmental group pitches to state its 'green budget'

    State House News Service February 15, 2017

    Decrying budget cuts and staff reductions at environmental agencies, the Environmental League of Massachusetts on Tuesday renewed its call for greater environmental funding in order to maintain public health initiatives, outdoor recreation, wetland

    State House News Service February 15, 2017
  • Bill for 100-percent renewable energy gaining legislative support

    State House News Service February 14, 2017

    Massachusetts would need to get all of its energy from renewable sources by the year 2050 under legislation filed last month and backed by more than a quarter of state lawmakers.

    State House News Service February 14, 2017
  • Legislature looking to pass farm bill

    State House News Service February 8, 2017

    Raw milk is back on the legislative menu this session, with a majority of the House signing onto a farm bill that Westport Rep. Paul Schmid said would benefit legislative districts from the urban cores to the rolling pastures and forests far from

    State House News Service February 8, 2017
  • Holliston firms seek to revolutionize temperature sensors

    Laura Finaldi February 7, 2017

    Holliston sensors manufacturer Nanmac Corp. was purchased in 2014 by the Patriot Worldwide, also based in Holliston. Since the acquisition, the company has been selling its products to the likes of Boeing, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Saint-Gobain

    Laura Finaldi February 7, 2017
  • WPI team finalists in $1M NASA robot challenge

    Grant Welker February 7, 2017

    A team of Worcester Polytechnic Institute students, faculty and staff are among 20 finalists in a NASA-sponsored robotics challenge -- the only such team from a university, the space agency announced Tuesday.

    Grant Welker February 7, 2017
  • WBJ names new digital editor

    February 6, 2017

    Worcester Business Journal on Monday hired an award-winning Massachusetts business journalist to lead its digital operations.

    February 6, 2017
  • Power industry warns against Mass. greenhouse gas plan

    State House News Service February 6, 2017

    As Massachusetts regulators map out the state's role in reducing global warming, environmental advocates and electricity generators both urged consideration for how new rules could affect power plant emissions outside state borders.

    State House News Service February 6, 2017
  • Transportation firm fined $32K over Douglas spill

    February 3, 2017

    The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on Friday said it assessed a $32,000 penalty against Illinois tanker truck firm Atlas SN. for a diesel fuel spill at 81 Main St. in Douglas.

    February 3, 2017
  • Rutland food processor penalized $21K over air permits

    February 1, 2017

    The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection announced Tuesday it has assessed a $21,410 penalty against Rutland AD for violating air pollution regulations at its Jordan Farms Organics Recyclery.

    February 1, 2017
  • New Mass. solar incentives to cut program costs $200M

    State House News Service February 1, 2017

    Solar energy traders would be about the only ones losing out under the Baker Administration's proposed new plan for incentivizing the solar industry, according to state officials who say the plan will benefit solar developers, solar investors and

    State House News Service February 1, 2017
  • Bill would make self-driving cars eco-friendly

    State House News Service January 23, 2017

    Electric autonomous vehicles could shuttle passengers around the state with no one monitoring the controls under new legislation that would authorize and regulate the burgeoning technology, seeking to limit "zombie cars" and extract environmental

    State House News Service January 23, 2017
  • Energy challenges need comprehensive approach

    James T. Brett January 23, 2017

    At a 2016 energy forum hosted by The New England Council, Gordon van Welie, CEO of ISO New England – our region's power grid operator – described New England's electric reliability this coming winter as precarious.

    James T. Brett January 23, 2017

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A proposed bill moving through the Massachusetts legislature would prohibit tobacco and nicotine product sales to anyone born after Jan. 1, 2006, eventually phasing out legal sales in the state. Supporters of the bill say it will protect the next generation from harmful tobacco and nicotine addictions while opponents argue the legislation would infringe upon adult autonomy and hurt small businesses reliant on product sales.