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Full of crap: Climate change could cause more sewage pollution for rivers, lakes, and beaches

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By Bhaamati Borkhetaria Verified
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
ON A NICE sunny day in Boston, there are usually people out on the Charles River sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, rowing – coming into contact with the water. You’ll likely find children playing, tourists taking a scenic tour around the river to enjoy a view of Boston, and groups of people learning how to sail. It looks idyllic and a far cry from the “dirty water” that the Standells sang about Boston in 1966. It’s even come a long way since former Gov.
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Back for another term: Bruce Stebbins on his reappointment to the cannabis commission and his vision for the coming five years

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By Bhaamati Borkhetaria Verified
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
THE ACTING CHAIR of the Cannabis Control Commission, Bruce Stebbins, is looking at another five years on the board of an agency that is currently two members short and has seen many leadership challenges in just the past two years. On August 13, Stebbins was reappointed to the commission by Governor Maura Healey, Attorney General Andrea Campbell, and Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg, who all gave him a vote of confidence for his leadership ability.
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Cuts to federal solar tax credits send Mass. farmers ‘scrambling’

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By Bhaamati Borkhetaria Verified
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
NATE TASSINARI OWNS a 145-acre farm in western Massachusetts that has been in his family for three generations. His farm supplies hay and corn to the cows in the dairy farm his cousins own next door. When he bought the land nine years ago from his grandmother, his intention was to keep farming the land at a time when farmland is across the state. But the business was in the red.
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