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Heat, poor air quality, rain and flooding affected New England summer theater this year.
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The state of Massachusetts granted cities and towns more than $31.5 million to prepare for climate change. It includes more than $2 million to the Stockbridge-Munsee Nation to acquire and conserve 351 acres of their original homelands.
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In New England, with extreme temperatures and excessive rain, it's been a tough growing year. While the increasing warmth could allow for new plant varieties and a longer growing season in the Northeast, southern diseases are also heading this way.
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Advocates for New England's cold-water fish — trout and salmon — say changes to their habitats are already impacting their longevity.
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A new pilot program sends alerts to remind clinicians to talk to patients about protecting themselves on dangerously hot days, which are happening more frequently because of climate change.
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Volatile weather fueled by climate change has ruined nearly 3,000 acres of crops in Massachusetts, affecting more than 100 farms and costing about $15 million. And it has left farmers asking how to keep farming in a rapidly changing climate.
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The GREEN Hospitals bill seeks to tackle the intersecting issues of climate change and its consequential effects on public health.
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We speak with the growing number of farmers and community members affected by the recent floods, the word nerd exonerates "irregardless", and we talk with Irida Kakhtiranova about immigration and pirogis.
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Farmers in western Massachusetts are calculating losses from this week's flooding. One farm that lost almost 50% of its crops is weighing the risks of planting the same fields in the future.
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Although adults and children both experience climate change anxiety, it’s an issue of particular concern for adolescents.