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Grace Tucceri interviewed Regis College students and staff on what they do to help out the planet.

Their goal is to take items that were seemingly unusable and changing them up.

A new climate resiliency plan from the Boston Wharf District Council offers the Seaport a chance to protect against flooding caused by rising sea levels.

The Boston Environmental Department has obtained federal funding to help with several climate initiatives.

Increased temperatures come with concern over athletes’ safety and the need for additional precautions.

“You know our planet is on fire, and a shift to a plant-based food system is absolutely necessary.”

Professor Michael Howland and his team of researchers at MIT finalized a wind farm model capable of directing turbines to work in tandem, increasing efficiency.

Tree Eastie volunteers have planted nearly 250 trees since the group’s inception in 2020.

Electric bike usage is increasing exponentially and has potential for greater use in the future in Brookline and beyond.

This summer, officials at The Department of Urban Forestry are planting and treating tree to decrease city temperatures.