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This winter is the fifth warmest on record for Boston. Experts say it's likely a sign of what future winters will look like in parts of New England.
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“It’s becoming a year-round, check-yourself-for-ticks situation,” said Dr. Toni Lyn Morelli with the Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center.
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With temperatures reaching into the 40s and 50s this week in southern and midcoast Maine, some maple syrup producers are tapping their trees and are already seeing early sap runs.
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Five of the six New England states saw record warm temperatures last year – part of a larger regional trend driven by climate change.
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Harold Davis just bought a new snowplow. He’s spent this winter hoping for colder temperatures so he can use it.
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Bill Bartlett says he’s seen winters warm up over the last few decades on the blueberry farm he owns with his wife in Newport.
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The new fund will provide Massachusetts clean energy companies with an average of $500,000 and up to $1.5 million in early-stage financing.
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Tribal environmental planner Marvin Cling says the $5 million in funding will help the Passamaquoddy respond to the effects of climate change.
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Question 5 asks voters in three Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester districts about adding a fee to fossil fuel products.
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By studying bee poop, researchers found that shorter petals lead to less disease spread among bumblebees.