By Matthew Grady
After five years of work, all Boston residents are within a 10 minute walk of a public park.
Category: Environment
Hand Dryers Blowing Bacteria Back On Your Hands
By Justin Pham
A new study shows that bathroom hand dryers are sucking up feces and blowing them back on your hands. The suggested cause of this is due to the flushing of toilets with the lid left up.
Flooding to Continue in Central U.S
By Joseph Davidi
Storms threaten to continue flooding in an already flooding central U.S.
Decision Approving Nebraska State’s Keystone XL Pipeline
By Juliet Fusco
Nebraska approves a path for the Keystone XL pipeline, however, the future construction of the pipeline remains uncertain.
Agency Scientists are Banned by the E.P.A
By Giulia Campos
Environmental Protection Agency scientists are restricted from speaking at a conference about the effects of climate change at the Narragansett Bay.
Storm Closes Hub Schools
By Javier Rodriguez
Once again a wicked snowstorm is hobbling Boston.
Flint Michigan Faces A Water Crisis
By Kimberly Wilborn
Flint is now facing a public health emergency after using water from the polluted Flint River for nearly a year and a half.
General Electric is officially moving its headquarters to Boston
By Sasha Teman Choquette
General Electric says it will be moving its global headquarters to Boston.
Hurricane Patricia Ends as Quickly as it Began
By Ellie Romano
Hurricane Patricia made landfall in Mexico on Friday with record breaking winds of over 200 miles per hour.
Huracán histórico se aproxima a las costas mexicanas
Por Mercy Benzaquen
El huracán Patricia pasó a ser en menos de 10 horas de una tormenta tropical a un huracán de categoría 5.