Mass Solar- MLP Solar Rebate Program Launches
- DOER's 400 MW SMART program review
- In its own words: DOER always intended SREC I projects to be eligible beyond 40 quarters
- Shortchanged: DOER proposes to cut SREC I eligibility period for existing solar projects
- Students create film about fracked gas, get eye-opener on issue
- Arjun’s Science and Democracy Blog
- On January 22, 2021, nuclear weapons will be illegal under international law
- The Nagasaki atomic bombing – why the rush?
- When was the decision to use the atom bomb made?
- Remembering Dave Freeman – green cowboy, pioneer of U.S. energy policy
- Protected: Undoing human-caused harm: From Anthropocene to Gaia – Introduction
- Karl Meyer Writing Blog
- A Connecticut River return to the bad old days?
- ENDGAME LOOMS FOR NEW ENGLAND’S GREAT RIVER
- PROFIT and PAYBACK on NEW ENGLAND’S RIVER
- IS IT CLEAN? Connecticut River at its most Critical Habitat
- A RIVER in HEATSTROKE: A Photo Portrait on July’s Hottest Day
- Waterkeeper Alliance to be featured on PBS’s The Visionaries
- Paying for Journalism: why Democracy Depends on It
- REIMAGINING A RIVER, Part 2: Not Nearly Hydro Power; Not Renewable Energy
- REIMAGINING A RIVER: The Year without Northfield Mountain
- SPRING: Private Profit; Public Loss
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Functioning democracy looks like Greta Thunberg
From the editor: Functioning democracy looks like Greta Thunberg If the American people had their way, we would have deployed much more solar by now, and would be further along towards decarbonization. Instead utilities have joined the fossil fuel industries … Continue reading
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