Stroller Moms Want Stronger Chemical Laws
By Doug Struck Globe Correspondent Eugenia Gibbons will bundle up her 15-month old daughter, Sylvie, on Monday for the child’s first
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Trying to Follow the Money
By Doug Struck Globe Correspondent Environmentalists who believe the adage “money talks” are finding it difficult to disrupt that conversation, as
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Energy: Picking up the $10 bill
Oct. 2, 2013 By Doug Struck Globe Correspondent Pat yourself on your insulation, Boston. As Erin Ailworth reported on in the Globe
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Top Mass. Greenhouse Gas Polluters
Brayton Point and two other electricity-generating plants in Massachusetts produce nearly half of the total greenhouse gases emitted by all large polluters throughout the state, according to data compiled by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It’s about the soot, too
September 16, 2013 10:08 PM By Doug Struck Globe Correspondent Americans want more renewable power and less coal and oil –
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Talking About Climate Change? Not Much
Talking about climate change? Not much. Posted August 27, 2013 01:26 PM By Doug Struck Globe Correspondent Pillow talk turns out
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