"BAY STATE and many New England policymakers breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday after a jury in Maine voted 9-0 to green light the completion of a Massachusetts-financed transmission line carrying hydroelectricity from Quebec into New England.
The transmission line and the power it will carry are of pivotal importance if Massachusetts is going to reach its climate change goals, but the project has been in legal limbo since 2021 when 59 percent of Maine voters approved a ballot question that retroactively killed it."
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https://commonwealthmagazine.org/energy/maine-jury-delivers-hydro-relief-for-mass/
Boston pitches libraries, affordable housing as perfect match
"In three Boston neighborhoods, home could soon be where the stacks are.Continue reading the article online ->
The city is set to join a handful of other places that combine public libraries with affordable housing, a popular pairing that addresses increasingly pricey housing markets and limited land for new development."
https://commonwealthmagazine.org/the-download/boston-pitches-libraries-affordable-housing-as-perfect-match-2/
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| The Fields Corner branch of the Boston Public Library. (Photo by Michael Jonas) |
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