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September 4, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
A rush to return to pre-pandemic life means giving up chances to make necessary improvements to how cities... Read More → Let’s Not Go Back to ‘Normal’
September 1, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
The pandemic gave the world a golden opportunity to fix the climate crisis. We’re about to waste it. Read... Read More → The one chance we have
August 16, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
As Revere attracts residential development, some fear the city may become unaffordable for lower-income... Read More → A beachside boomtown, but for whom?
The state and activists should compromise on a solution that is not a throwback to 1960s transportation... Read More → Keep thinking big on the Allston Interchange
August 4, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
No one-size-fits-all technical solution can replace a contextual focus that puts people’s well-being, needs... Read More → 5 benefits to scaling local action on climate resilience
As Tropical Storm Isaias continues toward the Bay State, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is... Read More → MBTA installing flood prevention system outside Aquarium Station amid storm preps
July 10, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
Expanding Boston’s Capacity to Build Coastal Resilience Infrastructure: Lessons from the Seaport... Read More → Green Ribbon Commission Shares Lessons from Seaport District
June 4, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
The key to our recovery is in how we plan. In a joint opinion article in the Boston Globe, members of Boston... Read More → Boston Needs to Adopt a Planning Equity Standard
May 4, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
Boston Harbor Now CEO Kathy Abbott advocates for “Prioritizing, rethinking, and climate-proofing public... Read More → A Plan for Prioritizing Boston’s Open Spaces
April 19, 2020| Uncategorized| saveboston
What does it mean to be truly resilient to climate change? An environmental scientist writing for the Boston... Read More → Considering Waterfront Development and Resiliency
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