A project of Save the Pine Barrens
Dec. 5, 2022 Earth Removal Committee public hearing on Maki-Lopes application to expand December 5, 2022: A Citizens Suit Law demand letter and notice of
Long time chair of Carver Earth Removal Committee John Garretson III profited from unregulated earth removal ERC member John Shurtleff of Triple J Trucking reportedly
Coming up: Sunday Oct. 23, 2022 from 10 to 2 p.m. Meet at the public library (2 Meadowbrook Way, Carver).Standout will take place at Carver
Developers target Colony Place for dense development in Aquifer Protection Overlay District The “water crisis” — November 18, 2022 update here. Issues: August 16, 2022:
Solar developer ConEdison proposes to clear-cut Pine Barrens forest, denude land for large ground mounted solar, batteries Site located on Weweantic River, ancient Native American
AD Makepeace blatantly abuses the process for obtaining permits under the Mass Endangered Species Act State officials look the other way, pretend Plymouth mining operations
Board of Selectmen ignore Town Meeting vote in 2021 to investigate and stop illegal mining November 2022 letter gives Selectmen notice of intent to sue
Image courtesy of Google Earth, 2022 VHB is proposing to install a 3.5 megawatt solar array just north of Route 25, near Harlow Brook in
This page documents some of the Earth Removal Bylaw and permit violations at the illegal Maki-Lopes mining site on Meadow Street in Carver, Massachusetts. The
Group asks Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) for cease & desist, revoke special permit Company repeatedly misled the public and ZBA about compliance with permit
ZBA public hearing Dec. 7 , 2022 at 7 p.m. to decide on special permit for “at least” 348 units in Colony Place Third Town
This 214-acre strip mine is located in the heart of the Pine Barrens at the iconic, globally rare Frogfoot Brook. In 2010, state and Makepeace
Part of vast complex of Makepeace sand mining and solar complexes throughout Wareham and Carver that have devastated biodiversity, wetlands and forests Two of 3
Large ground-mounted industrial solar projects have already destroyed over 4,000 acres of Massachusetts forests and farmland according to a recent Mass Audubon and Clark University