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The Town of North Brookfield has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to continue cleanup at the 5.5-acre site of the former Aztec Asbestos Co. on Grove Street.
Local officials will unveil Worcester's new mobile farmers market, The Veggie Mobile, today at Grant Square. The market will make 10 stops a week to neighborhoods throughout the city, bringing fresh produce to low-income residents.
EcoTarium of Worcester has hired Joseph P. Cox as its new president. He replaces Stephen M. Pitcher, who had been president since 2005.
Kim and Mark Reichelt spent years weighing the cost of a solar panel installation at their Wayland home against the energy savings and reduced carbon footprint they'd achieve by harnessing power from the sun instead of the electric grid.
At first glance, Pinetree Power, a wood biomass energy plant in Fitchburg, seems poised for success.
The city of Worcester today received a $400,000 grant from the state's Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) department to acquire the Muir Meadow property in Paxton and Leicester in an effort to protect its drinking water supply.
Exercising common sense, our lawmakers on Beacon Hill have chosen to be supportive of our state's businesses and our environment.
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Does Massachusetts really need an expanded bottle law?It's a question that's been asked several times before, and the business sector — as it has before — is offering the same answer: No, and a resounding no at that.
The House passed an MBTA budget bailout bill Wednesday after some controversy along the way that led most Republicans to vote against the bill.
At Metech Recycling, housed in an 80,000-square-foot warehouse on Blackstone River Road in Worcester, workers hack at old television sets and telecom electronics cabinets with long hammers.
Less than two years ago, the commonwealth came under criticism for letting a Maynard-based maker of video games move to Rhode Island, where it said it expected to more than triple its employee base, thanks to a $75 million loan guarantee from the
Proponents of expanding the state’s bottle redemption law to cover water and non-carbonated beverages said Thursday they have not given up the fight, a day after they sent their proposal off for further study.
Energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. of Framingham, has signed an energy savings performance contract wit