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Development and climate change are combining to upend the delicate ecological balance these bodies of water are straddling right now.
After a long winter, most New Englanders welcome the warm days of summer. However, hot weather can be a problem for many urban areas.
It’s not summer yet, but temperatures will soar into the mid-90s this weekend. That will make it the hottest of the season so far.
The 5.5-acre swath of green space is the pride of the neighborhood and is in the process of joining elite environmental sanctuaries across the country.
Spring is here and you can see signs of greenery blooming all around. With warmer temperatures on the way, it’s leaving some people ready to tackle their own gardens and yards.
The Merrimack Valley was one of the higher snowfall areas, with more than 8″ of snow that has been falling since midnight.
Now that the temperatures are getting colder and we are in the thick of winter, more people are getting outside to go skiing or ice skating, but there are some things you should keep in mind before stepping out on the ice.
A scary look into the future, according to a new report.
Climate change is not happening dramatically in Massachusetts but scientists still believe our environment is under serious threat.